This exhibit for the IFS World Conference in Boston, MA in Oct 2019 was created using expanded polystyrene panels. The large EPS panels were shaped using a multi axis CNC router and were protected for shipping with additional EPS panels.…
Expanded polystyrene is one of the most commonly used materials for creating complex, realistic looking theatrical props for everything from amateur productions to large budget professional plays and movies. It is available in sheet or block form as well as…
To celebrate the holiday season the chef at this country club in Dallas, TX took a variety of EPS balls ranging from 12” to 30” diameter and created what looked like edible Christmas ornaments. The hollow EPS spheres were covered…
Did you know that you can use EPS as part of a topiary? I have a customer who is doing just that. She is using the foam as the legs of an elephant topiary table display. The foam will be…
This Tea Cup was carved out of 2 lb density EPS. My customer used it for a prop in a photo shoot project. With EPS you can bring your imagination to life.
I recently quoted a customer on a rather unique project. He is going to make a smaller version of Stonehenge out of EPS and fiberglass. He will shape the EPS himself to look more like the stones in the picture…
With Halloween just around the corner, attached is a photo of a project one of our clients carved for an event, it was placed at the entrance. He made this using just 2 large blocks of the Expanded Polystyrene. Amazing isn’t it??!!
