25 years of building props and my customers keep throwing me curve balls. We built an eps foam head that fit snug over the existing bull head and horns. The ears were sewn upholstery pads that were Velcro attached in case a rider crashed down on them. Keep’n it safe as possible! Odell’s was the end user. I built these for Proctor Productions in Denver. We’re good at strong but light here at Eyecandyprops.
Here’s a fun one! Hits lead to Hits! Amelie Company in Denver had us make this
28 ft long 3D joint in the shape of a wrecked car. Im most proud of the weight. 379 lbs.!
Design engineered to meet local code. expertly installed. This prop looks awesome day
night. Colorado’s legal pot industry is being met with Colorado Dept. of Transpotartion
public service announcements.
We made 3 of these 10 ft tall Darwin robots for DMNS. They
were fun to make and the visitors seem to love as well. With an
internal steel armature, lightweight eps foam & a polyurethane
hard coat shell they are light weight & durable. Thanks to the
crew at the museum.
EPS foam is a great material. Light weight, not too expensive & relatively safe to work with. Its only flaw is it’s fragility. We spray a strong 2 part plastic coating on our props. Then we finish the look with automotive paints. Using materials that are industry proven means our sculptures last indoors and outside in the elements. The prop I’m coating in the photo was designed for children to climb on.
These foam displays were some of many spot props for the 2015
Winter X Games in Aspen. Built for Harmonic Media in Colorado.
If it only worked as a real controller! something to think about!
This was fun. Made for Dave Schaich owner of Shike Design.
10 ft tall x 8 ft wide. It will be seen at the Denver, Chicago,& Toronto
Riot Fest! This reminds me of why I started doing this stuff.
Thank you Heidi Bishop for the photo at the show.
This intricate hand carved eps foam sculpture is extremely
light and durable. The finish is Matthews paint and the
lettering was in 3M vinyl. Thanks to all law enforcement
for your service.
Big, 3d, light and strong.
These 25 birds were displayed in 5 cities.
The challenge with this project were the logistics.
5 sets of 5 birds, crated & shipped to 5 different cities in 11 days.
in eastern United States.
This fun 3d sign was made for Akita Pest Control in Pittsburgh.
Eps foam on steel armature with polyurethane plastic hard coat.
Matthews paint finish for the color scheme. I need to make some
different critters! Thanks Bobby Leone!
Here are 2 great examples of 3 dimensional prop use in outdoor advertising. Add dimension and impact with eps
foam props. Light and durable. Thanks to Cactus for the challenge and Ted Mills, owner Hi Country Signs Inc. in
Colorado.