Slimeatory Throne and Brand Sign

A high-backed chair shaped around the Slimeatory theme

The throne uses a tall back, projecting arms, broad seat, and raised crest to create a complete chair silhouette. Irregular drips, folds, and rounded edges carry the slime theme across the structure instead of limiting it to painted graphics.

The throne was used alongside a second themed chair, making its scale and seating context clear.

A wood frame under sculpted foam and a hard outer shell

WhiteClouds built the chair around a wood frame, then covered it with hand-sculpted expanded polystyrene foam. Fiberglass mat and resin formed a hard exterior over the sculpted volume before sanding and priming.

This layered approach allowed the seat, back, arms, crest, and slime-like projections to read as one designed object while retaining an internal chair structure.

Airbrushed color paired with a layered logo panel

The throne received blue, yellow, and pink airbrushed splashes over a dark base, followed by a high-gloss clear finish. The separate Slimeatory sign was assembled from layers of cut foam board with the logo graphic applied across its face.

The sign and chair use the same color language but remain independent display pieces. That separation lets the brand name stay legible while the throne carries the more dimensional scenic treatment.

Planning a custom throne or themed seat

A useful brief identifies the authorized theme artwork, occupant size, seat height, overall dimensions, intended use, viewing sides, finish references, transport route, destination, and schedule. Any weight, mobility, or repeated-use requirements should be stated before the internal structure is developed.