Discover the power of personalized brand experiences with our custom event display services. From eye-catching booths to engaging signage, our experts bring your vision to life, making your events unforgettable. Learn how our tailor-made solutions drive customer engagement and leave a lasting impression on attendees.
3D printing technologies have been popular for printing prototypes for trade shows, marketing and branding purposes for years. Now the same technology can be used to print affordable, brilliant 3D trade show display elements.
Discover how our skilled artisans bring your creative visions to life, crafting unique and high-quality props for marketing, film, trade shows, events, retail, and more.
If you are looking to create a magnet to drive large crowds of trade show visitors to your booth, large and creative letters will accomplish that.
Have you ever wondered how they built that futuristic weapon, or the realistic armor, or that incredibly detailed creature? Movie props can be built using a myriad of technologies and materials from 3D Printing to foam sculpting, to casting and molding, and many other tricks of the trade.
WhiteClouds was commissioned to build a 12 foot tall giant foam sculpture of the Orca Security company mascot for trade show events.
We meld top-of-the-line technologies with professional cartography resources to create stunning raised relief terrain maps and models. Our expertise in 3D printing enables us to allow more markets to benefit from purchasing durable, portable, and affordable models.
WhiteClouds was commissioned to build an outdoor 25 foot x 50 foot giant foam sculpture as part of the MT.12 SKII Ja Morant Nike Shoe release for the NBA All Star Weekend 2023.
Case study for the 13 foot high custom Bearcat bronze mascot statue commissioned by CORE Construction for their client Sherman High School made by WhiteClouds.
WhiteClouds was commissioned by the Kaua`i Museum of Hawaii to re-create a permanent 3D statue of the last King and Queen of Kaua’i and Niihau. This life-size replica was made to honor King Ali‘i ‘Aimoku Kaumuali’i and Queen Deborah Kapule Kekaihaʻakūlou, standing outside the museum as if to welcome visitors to Kaua’i and to invite us to learn more about the rich Hawaiian history displayed in the museum.
