EINSTEIN CUSTOM PUPPET
EINSTEIN CUSTOM PUPPET
FOR INSURESMART AGENCY INC in Rockford, IL
Creventive Puppet Company recently just wrapped on another exciting project!
We were commissioned by InsureSmart Agency Inc to recreate their mascot in puppet form for a series of tv commercial spots to help advertise their company in Rockford, IL.
In addition to creating the custom puppet, Creventive Puppet Company also provided our puppeteering and puppet wrangling services for the tv commercial shoot.
Here are a few behind the scenes pictures and videos of the project including final pictures of our Einstein puppet as well as the finished ADS
BUILD CREDITS:
CONNOR ASHER - LEAD FABRICATION
SYDNEY ALEXANDER - FABRICATION
MAE RISK - WARDROBE
COMPLETED SPOTS
BEHIND THE SCENES
Medieval Character Custom Portrait Puppet
We recently built a medieval custom hand/rod puppet character for a private client in Saint Paul, MN.
The client provided us with reference to a medieval character based off of an old BBC show.
Reference photo(s)
Here are the results…
How was the puppet built?
Puppet was built using NylaFleece, ultra suede, custom-made eyes/nose/ears, foam-carved teeth, treated/styled wig with custom-made wardrobe to match client’s reference photos.
Puppet also includes removable arm rods, pose-able armature wire hands and removable costume plus hood.
Credits:
Puppet design & fabrication by Connor Asher, Sydney Alexander
Costumes created by Mae Risk
Ed Bassmaster - Custom Portrait Puppet Build
ED BASSMASTER CUSTOM PUPPETS
CREATED BY CREVENTIVE PUPPET COMPANY, LLC
We recently wrapped on a collaboration with Ed Bassmaster to create a portrait puppet of his characters.
The puppet was built as a blank what-not that could be dressed with different clothes and accessories to match his personas including Chip Diamond, Mumbles, and Always Teste.
Puppet was fabricated by Creventive Puppet Company’s own Connor Asher and Sydney Alexander. Connor created the understructure and covering for the entire puppet while Sydney worked on the detailing including the beard, mole and ensuring the puppet looked clean at all times.
Our costumer, Mae Risk knocked it out of the park recreating the costumes based on Ed’s actual costumes as reference.
BUILD CREDITS:
CONNOR ASHER - LEAD FABRICATION
SYDNEY ALEXANDER - FABRICATION
MAE RISK - WARDROBE
BEHIND THE SCENES
HOW TO DRESS/MAINAIN PUPPET VIDEO
VIDEOS FEATURING OUR PUPPETS
Cute & Expressive Custom Puppet
We recently built this cute, expressive little character.
Sometimes the best puppets are the simplest. Especially the smallest ones that fit snug to your hand. These puppets, in my opinion, are some of the best to operate as a puppeteer.
There’s almost no barrier between your hand and the outside of the puppet, similar to a sock puppet, which allows a direct link between your hand and the puppet. Depending on what materials are used to construct the puppet, this can allow the most amount of expression and subtlety.
Let me talk more specifics about this particular build…
How was the puppet built?
The puppet was built out of faux fur that was boiled, felt, gasket rubber, custom-made plastic eyes, foam-carved tongue, with removable arm rods.
Credits
Puppet design & fabrication by Connor Asher, Sydney Alexander
