Bennett's Curse new logo

[MDKing]

Hello everyone,

Seeing all the cool threads of people posting new logos and updates I figured I'd start one of my own. One of the things I want to work on is taking more pics and video so far that hasn't been the case. We are celebrating our big 10th year anniversary this year, and we have tons of things in the works. As I get any pics I'll post them here....

I guess it all starts with the logo, so here are our logos for this year..

[Darkangel]

Looks BAD ASS to me! Love the blood splatter. Definitely an upgrade. Can't wait to see more!!!

DA

[Jonathan]

Looking awesome man.

[IF YOUR 555]

Looks great!!

[Phantom Foundry]

Yay - I love it! It's so wonderfully medieval and I love all the details, especially the spiderweb. ;-)

---Val

[graystone]

Allen

Looks great man kick azz! Shane and it's lovin it! Shane this time.

[chuck weber]

love the color scheme

the shadows from the rear are good too. would look good on a t-shirt. keep it goin'!

[MDKing]

Thanks guys for the compliments!

Yay - I love it! It's so wonderfully medieval and I love all the details, especially the spiderweb. ;-)

Thanks Val, medieval is what we do as you know, so I'm glad it came through!

Also, we are making a simple sign for our Creepywoods Haunted Forest. I have a couple in-progress pics so I'll post them here. We are in the hard coating stages now....

[MDKing]

Actual logo for reference....

[spookologist]

Love both of them Allan!

[Darkblood]

Allan,
Love the logo's! The color/theme fits perfect!
I hope to make it to your haunt someday!

Best wishes!
Kirk

[maliciousstudios]

Hard Coating

~ Creepywoods Haunted Forest ~

So since these letters are carved from foam...

* What did you choose to use as the foams hard coat ?
* What type of foam did you use ?


Just curious....
Polyurethane foam is expensive and can't be cut with a hot wire, on the other hand Styrofoam is very cheap and easy to get and it can be cut with a hot wire.
Because Styrofoam can be cut in long shapes it is great for moldings, fake beams, timbers and the like. The big disadvantage with Styrofoam has always been it's fragile nature. Props made from Styrofoam often don't even survive storage.

Ive seen products like "Styro-roc" "Poly-Armor" and etc. used to protect the foam pieces from damage. I for one am always interested in hearing what people use on THEIR foam projects...

And of course I think it might something other people on Hauntworld are interested in.

[MDKing]

Thanks Kirk and Wayne!

We used standard white beaded foam.

For the hardcoat it's called Styrospray 1000, from a company out of Houston Tx. It's self leveling so you can apply it by hand or spray but it's a pain to clean the equipment but its easy to just brush it on.Take the proper safety precautions like full face gas mask, quality gloves, ventilation, etc...

Hope that helps.....

Allan

[Dreamreaper]

They look great... Looking forward to seeing more pics from you...

[legendsofthefog]

new stuff looks great

Looks like things are heating up in MD! Nice work