Nearly Eight-Foot Titan Walls Logo Display

A character mark positioned above dimensional lettering

The logo separates into a large Titan head and the TITAN WALLS name below it. A clear acrylic shelf supports the upper form while preserving visual space between the character and the lettering.

The wood base carries the complete arrangement as a freestanding display. Its width aligns with the stacked wordmark and gives the tall head-and-letter composition a defined floor footprint.

Hot-wire-cut volume with routed surface detail

WhiteClouds cut the main silhouette and letters from two-pound expanded polystyrene foam using hot-wire CNC equipment. Higher-density sign foam was routed for the raised detail within the Titan head.

After cutting, the separate pieces were assembled and painted to form the nearly eight-foot display. The combination of broad EPS forms and denser routed accents keeps the large outline and smaller facial geometry distinct.

A lobby display repainted for successive festival editions

The display was made to remain in the Muros lobby and be repainted by artists for the Titan Walls festival each year. The same dimensional structure received different surface treatments, including multicolor graphic patterns.

That use makes the fabricated geometry the constant element while the painted interpretation can change from one festival edition to the next.

Planning a large freestanding logo

A useful request includes approved vector artwork, target height and depth, viewing sides, base or mounting requirements, expected refinishing, indoor or outdoor setting, access route, destination, and schedule. Repaintable surfaces should be identified as a specific requirement before the finish system is selected.