Faux work is a technique used to make objects appear to be made of materials that they are not.  For example, we can make a drywall surface look as if it was stone. We can also match ornamental objects to existing ones or to a desired material such as granite, wood, or marble.

We will do our best to supply our clientele with custom samples in the most cost effective and timely fashion.

Here are a few examples of past sculpting jobs which include a ten-foot statue of Jon Voight for the movie Varsity Blues (see left). All of the sculpting for this job was done by hand, using photographs of the actor. No life casting of the actor was required. We believe that the finished product speaks for itself. 

The bust sculptures to the left were for the television show, “The Bold and the Beautiful.” These pieces were also sculpted by hand using only photographs. This project was accomplished by using a clay sculpture, casting it in fiberglass, mounting it on a pedestal and finally painting it to look marble. 

The Capri Sun sand sculpture below, required a life casting of a twelve year old boy. After the life casting was complete, a silicone mold was made, which allowed us to cast the figure likeness in fiberglass. The fiberglass casting was then coated with beach sand to give the effect of a sand sculpture.

This large ampersand, was used in an AT&T television commercial. It was freehand sculpted from foam, coated in polyester resin, textured and painted. This long process, made this sculpture appear to be bronze when it, in fact, was made out of foam. This large sculpture weighed less than 100 pounds.