Kakoona had us sculpt this giant femur to promote their music website.

Polyurethane coated eps foam.  This only weighed 160 pounds!

This 3D billboard located in downtown Denver is just one example

of how to get noticed.  Foam props are durable, light & impressive!

This 8 ft long 3d fish sculpture weighs only 25 lbs. and is very durable.  EPS foam shape, polyurethane hard coat,

steel armature and mounting bracket, metallic automotive paint w/ many layers of clear coat.  This 3d sign will

not be overlooked hanging in front and above the store entrance!  It will be visible from far away and will

advertise thier service in the simplest way.  I enjoy replicating nature.  Thanks John for hauling

this to California for us. Trinity Outdoors is the business that had us build this.

This project was brought to us by Aircannons Inc. A video game manufacturer wanted one of

there main characters sculpted around a t shirt gun.  The arms and horns of this little beast

are spring loaded and will move instead of snapping off.   EPS foam, high density urethane

foam, wood steel …. whatever it takes to make it solid but not too heavy.   The pair of creatures

will surely make an impact!

Big 3D gorilla hands and debris designed by Chad Hutchison of Adam’s Outdoor in Kalamazoo, MI.

Built by EyeCandy Sculptures.  We made props for 2 billboards.  Each of the 4 panels measured

16′ tall x 9 ft wide x 4 ft deep and weighed approx 350 lbs.   Eps foam fingers with a urethane hard coat

were mounted onto steel frames w/ plywood paneling.  Then the vinyl image was applied to the panels.

Adams outdoor performed the install.  Thanks guys!

This Monster was built for a local outdoor advertising company.  They needed a quick turn around on a

31 ft long shovel for their customer.  This 3d prop is made with: steel, plywood, eps foam & urethane

hard coat.  Its 2 parts that bolt together.  It isn’t as heavy as you might think.  This 3d billboard is hard to ignore!

Ted Mills w/ HiCountry Signs pulled off a tricky install.

Ripcord Marketing in Denver Colorado invented this unique concept for one of their clients.

Several buzz words made into giant sculptures.  These sculpted foam 3d letters are finished

front and back.  They are hard coated with polyurethane from FUTURA Coatings and finished

in bright colors.  Impossible to ignore are these sculpted signs that promote the core values

of this progressive, professional, relevant, responsive …… company.

This 3 dimensional giant light bulb was built for out friends at Red7e in Kentucky.

They conceptualized this unique foam polyurethane hard coated award for one of

their clients.  We weighted the base to add stability.  Doesn’t get much more realistic!

Steel, wood, various plastics, automotive paints …. whatever it takes to make it work.

Ide8 Marketing in Denver, Colorado commissioned this polyurethane hard coated

foam sculpture for their client Sorin Group’s trade show exhibit.   At 7 ft tall this

foam sculpture was a focal point of the exhibit.   The giant foam prop is light weight,

durable, reusable and affordable!

These sculpted creature displays were fun to make!  A 6 foot long field ant

and a 4 ft tall Red Breasted Nut Hatch.  That’s a bird.

The accomplished exhibit company Condit Exhibits gave us this project.

They were great to work with and supplied us w/ all the measurements, templates and

CAD drawings we needed.  The ant sculpture has a steel skeleton and an epoxy and

urethane coated eps foam body.  The bird is made of eps foam w/ a Futura urethane

hard coated shell.  Tough stuff!   Chris Blarsky at Absolut Extremes painted the bird for us.

Thanks!

This project was fun!  Big 3d props for the debut of Super Mario 3d Land in Times Square  New York.

Short time line, limited budget, no problem!  These giant eps foam, polyurethane hard coated props

were scattered throughout EPS Doublet’s 3000 square foot interactive display.  Sounds from the game

played while participants ran through the coarse.  One of the two giant Piranah plants actually spit water!

This interactive display was built for EPS Doublet in Colorado.  Thanks guy’s!