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die suche nach authentizität in der westernszene
Die Westernszene in Deutschland hat in den letzten Jahren einen beeindruckenden Aufschwung erlebt. Fangemeinden und Enthusiasten kommen zusammen, um ihre Leidenschaft für die klassischen Westernfilme und die mit ihnen verbundene Kultur zu teilen. Ein interessantes Phänomen innerhalb dieser Szene ist die Suche nach Authentizität. Viele Fans möchten nicht nur die Filme selber sehen, sondern auch ein Stück von der Atmosphäre …
What is EPS Foam Trim?
“Styrofoam” is usually the first word that comes to mind when thinking of foam but Styrofoam is a trademarked term for extruded polystyrene foam (XPS) manufactured for craft projects and thermal insulation. Expanded polystyrene foam (EPS) is not Styrofoam but a closed cell and rigid foam designed for use in non-weight bearing architectural and art ventures alike. The closed cell …
Making a Half Bath?
Process of making a half of a bathtub out of foam for a trade show display.
Architectural FOAM & Art Fabricates Signs For $2.5 million expansion
Dear Friends, Clients and Associates, I am pleased to tell you that Architectural FOAM and Art was commissioned to create signs for the new «Paws On» exhibit at the Brevard Zoo. I have attached photos of the Whale’s Tail Snacks and Sundries shop as well as the signage for the entrance to the «Paws On» area. The 2.5 million expansion …
Sharon Dixon/Beachside Resident
The Beachside Resident writes an article about Sharon Dixon and Architectural FOAM & Art. Here is a link to the article! http://thebeachsideresident.com/index.php?s=sharon+dixon
Homeshow Spotlight Style
Homeowners looking to update the exterior of their home are pleased to discover Architectural Foam and Art in Rockledge, said owner Sharon Dixon. The company uses a foam product to add architectural columns, molding and decorative trims inside and out. «For less than a thousand dollars, you could make a pretty dramatic change to the front of your home,» she …
Architectural FOAM & Art on Buy Brevard’s YouTube Channel
Link to original video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIp5VlBkPLU
Recreating A Pilaster Cap
Here if a recent project from a theater in New Jersey. The building was built in 1908. The original pilaster caps are made from plaster. Over the years one had disintegrated beyond repair so a new one was custom made from foam to replace it. The new cap was created from a photo of the original. The photos show a …
