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.
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.
Large letters are ideal for making a bold emphasis on a brand, product, or message. With today’s fabrication technologies, simple foam letters and metal letters can be turned into pieces of art with vibrant colors, airbrushing, and special painting techniques.
See a few featured 3D fabricated projects we have done in the past few months.
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.
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.
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.
WhiteClouds recently completed their most diverse project yet in terms of incorporating all of the various skills and technologies of the company. The KONA “Liquid Aloha” VW Bus, made for the KONA Brewing Company and modeled after their own Volkswagen bus, required woodworking, CNC, large-draw thermoforming, foam-cutting, 3D printing, vinyl wrapping, and painting skills. This project also involved mass production, for we were commissioned to create not just one, but many identical KONA Bus fronts.
