This will be displayed on the castle wall façade which will lead to an enclosed canopy full of ghostie things and black light. Have an awesome soundtrack for the "cave" too. Should be a cool scene in the haunt.
How did you achieve the kind of wavy looking texture of the stone? Can't tell if it is totally smooth and achieved by how you applied the paint or whether you sanded it down unevenly to get that look.
Hit it with a heat gun in certain spots which warps the foam a bit. Gives it a neat look. After the coat of drylock, I just stained it with watered down black and let it run down the face.
I'm such a goof! I knew it was missing something after it was done but couldn't put my finger on it. Today in the garage I saw it! I had cut this foam skull in half and planned to use the pieces on the sign. So now I did and now it's really done!
I like. It does look complete now although I liked it fine before too! Also liked your "stone" edging as well.
Just picked up some clearance extruded polystyrene at Lowes for some facade work I want to do for next year's haunt theme. It will be my first year working with it so appreciate your photos and tips.
Hi All,
We're doing Atlantis next year and I am looking at creating something that feels like Rebecca Lousie Law's work (linked below) for the kids to walk through to the Temple doors. A combo of maybe blue yarn with fish and a "kelp forest"...
My theme for Halloween this year is Zombies of OZ. This is the Tin Man's head. I am using the Banshee controller from haunthackers.com with a Monster Guts 3-Axis Skull hardware. The head is made from EVA foam and will be further shaped, sealed and painted.
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