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| Custom props, puppets, costumes & soft sculpture. |
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| Tyrannosaurus Rex
Mechanical structure, styrofoam, foam rubber and mini-cell foam. This sculpture walks, blinks, opens and closes its mouth and is extremely lightweight considering the subject. Commissioned by Education TV for the Discovery Channel.
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Venus For the Broadway show Annie. Entirely carved from foam rubber and further reinforced and protected by a rubber 'skin', but looks exactly like marble to the naked eye. Quite lightweight for a seven-footer. |
Goliath 3 feet of sculpted prototype with mechanics. Fully moveable body. Commissioned by Ken Joy, Inc. to be later recreated as a 15 ft sculpture for Broadway. |
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The Thinker
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Molding Model For The Lucille Ball Theater in Las Vegas. The piece was sculpted from rigid foam and became the model for the cast pillars and moldings. Commissioned by Adirondack Scenic. |
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Jimmy Neutron From the Nickelodeon trade show. Approximately 7 feet tall and sculpted from foam rubber with protective skin.
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Borém Studio, 231 East 50th St. New York, New York, 10022 |
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