Model of injection dosing pen for Pharma client

This project was fabricated to appear to be a clear laptop with moving visuals on the laptop screen and under the clear keyboard. It actually is a cast clear keyboard surface that utilizes 2 different laptops for the visuals. Video of this can be seen in my videos section, or clicking on link below

I was asked to wrap 3 compact cars sitting on Carvana delivery haulers to look as if they were inside giant food take out bags with receipts. These were then paraded in a caravan around NYC for a 1 day campaign event. Thanks to: Evan Boswell / Carvana senior art director Sheri Radel Rosenberg / Independent producer. See link to event web post.

8 foot high layered panel 3 dimensional heart / hand grenade model. Made for a pharmaceutical client.

An 11 foot high sledge hammer prop done for trade show booth.

8 foot tall Intrust bottle. This reproduction of the client’s nutrition shake bottle was done for a trade show exhibit. A video of the making of this can be seen in the video section or clicking on the direct link below.

This huge jellyfish prop was made for a trade show exhibit.

This 16 foot high tubular DNA model with base and counter was made for a pharmaceutical client.

This almost 4 foot tall head was made in a translucent clear resin with a matte frosted finish. The interior had LED lighting that slowly oscillated between orange and blue.

This giant coffee cup with creamer and frozen in time rigid pour has a total height of about 67 inches.

This giant 24 inch diameter chocolate chip cookie on a rotating base was done for IOI Loders Croklaan to be used in a trade show display. I also made the surrounding base sugar cookies visible in the smaller location shot at top right. All additional candy dressing of the models was done at the location by food stylist Corrine Kozlak.

This giant 30 inch tall cupcake with frosting was done for IOI Loders Croklaan to be used in a trade show display. The additional candy dressing of the model was done at the location by food stylist Corrine Kozlak.

Table top model of a basic cooling tower. Model was made to open up and display the capability of the client’s water treatment product to eliminate the build up of scale on a cooling tower’s evaporation media.