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!
Posted 9 years, 5 months ago at 9:53 pm. Add a comment
We made 3 of these for Harmonic Media in Colorado. They were used to promote a Mayan exhibit
at DMNS. Harmonic had us place these around the Denver and surrounding areas in a gorilla
marketing campagn. These are sculpted eps foam with a plastic hardcoat. The foam sculptures
have a weighted base for stability. These were fun to sculpt and all are slightly different.
Posted 10 years, 4 months ago at 8:08 am. Add a comment
As medical & recreational marijuana are legalized in various states the need for advertising increases.
Eyecandyprops made this giant Mad Hatter log carving from a beetle kill pine. They exhibited at the
Cannibus Cup in Denver and wanted a more natural style display. So instead of hard coated eps foam,
we made this real wood sculpture. 250 lbs!
Posted 10 years, 5 months ago at 6:38 am. Add a comment
Eyecandyprops.com can make unique, effective point of sale displays. Impact Confections had us replicate one of their featured candy logos in a large 3d 4 ft wide x 6 inch deep colorful cast sculpture. Each one hand painted and assembled. These will be used in Six Flags candy stores around the country. The realistic sculpted candies have a sugar grain texture and look like the real candy, just larger. These 3 dimensional, eye catching props will be the focal point of the retail space. On time, on budget and effective!
Posted 10 years, 6 months ago at 10:24 pm. Add a comment
This high density urethane foam prototype stands 2 ft tall, has internal
lighting, has movable head and arms & has an English wheeled
aluminum grill. We usually build giant foam props but can create
smaller detailed functional foam props also.
Posted 10 years, 7 months ago at 7:57 pm. Add a comment
The Denver Visitors Bureau commissioned Eyecandy Sculptures to build this iconic Lawrence Argent
public sculpture replica. It is made of Eps foam with a polyurethane hard coat. At 7ft tall its dwarfed by the
original sculpture in Denver. Condit made the trade show booth that this bear was part of. The foam
prop was fun to build and Condit was fun to work with as usual.
Posted 11 years, 1 month ago at 5:10 pm. Add a comment
Giant billboard props for Excel Energy in downtown Denver. High above the the pedestrians
and drivers hangs this 3d sculpted foam reminder of construction protocol. Call before you dig.
Ted Mills of Hicountry Sign and Crane are the expert installers. Big, light weight and strong are
these polyurethane plastic coated foam sculptures. Thanks to all involved for the fun project!
Posted 11 years, 4 months ago at 12:40 am. Add a comment
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!
Posted 11 years, 8 months ago at 10:35 am. Add a comment