Making a Sunflower Monster Mask
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What this video covers
StiltBeast Studios walks through the creation of a wearable sunflower monster mask built from EVA foam. The build is aimed at haunted attraction performers and serious Halloween enthusiasts looking to craft an original creature character. The channel is creator Allen Hopps, a well-known figure in the professional haunt fabrication community. At 17 minutes, the video offers a focused look at the construction process from concept to finished mask.
Key takeaways
- ◆Wearable sunflower/plant monster mask built entirely from EVA foam
- ◆Designed with haunted attraction performance use in mind
- ◆Demonstrates creature fabrication techniques applicable to many monster designs
- ◆Content from StiltBeast Studios, a respected name in professional haunt prop-making
Who this is for
Haunted attraction operators, haunt performers, and advanced Halloween makers who want to fabricate an original wearable creature mask using EVA foam.
Materials mentioned
- • EVA foam
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