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What this video covers
Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios walks through a straightforward method for sculpting foam horns from common couch or upholstery foam, suitable for props or masks. The condensed tutorial was trimmed from a much longer Facebook Live session, distilling the core technique into about 13 minutes. The approach is designed to be flexible, encouraging viewers to adapt and embellish the process to achieve custom horn shapes for their own builds.
Key takeaways
- ◆Couch or upholstery foam is an accessible, low-cost material for creating realistic-looking horns
- ◆The technique is beginner-friendly and highly customizable to fit different prop or mask designs
- ◆This video is an edited highlight of a longer live session — the full 45-minute version may be available on request
- ◆No specialized tools appear to be required, keeping the barrier to entry very low
Who this is for
Beginner to intermediate prop makers and mask artists looking for a quick, affordable way to add custom foam horns to haunted attraction characters or Halloween costumes.
Materials mentioned
- • couch foam
- • upholstery foam
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