Pre-Recorded Online Demonstration: Monster Making with James DeRosso

  • Fri, December 31, 2021
  • Online, Link Will Be Emailed Immediately Upon Purchase

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This is a video recording of a demonstration which took place on September 9th, 2020. Run time is 2:02:45. 

This class is discounted due to some issues with the audio in the first ~4 minutes of the recording, due to some attendees not being muted.

A link to the cloud-based video recording will be sent in the payment confirmation email. The video link will expire on 12/31/2021.

This listing is for personal use only. For non-personal use & licensing questions, please contact president@oregonpotters.org.

Final sale, no refunds permitted.


In less than two hours you will create your own clay monster. The tools and techniques are very basic and the workshop is suitable for kids and adults. Detailed instruction and demonstration will be given to guide you through the entire process of making your own original creature of disgust. Instruction will also be given on how to stain and glaze, or how to use paints to add a wash and colors.

You will learn:

Participants will learn expert monster making techniques, along with basics in forming and joining clay parts. Instruction will also be given in figurative sculpting and posturing to express personality and emotion. There will be detailed demonstrations of texturing and monster appendage making.

Materials needed:

  • ceramic clay - White Salmon with grog or a low-fire white clay body
  • air-dry clay if not firing in a kiln
  • 2 chopsticks (1 that is round at both ends, 1 that has a square end)
  • 2 round toothpicks
  • small water dish
  • small work board - hardy-backer/mason board, or wood, or a porous type surface
  • ceramic stain - iron oxide or a mix of iron and copper oxide
  • ceramic underglaze - "Duncan Concepts" - red, green, blue, yellow, black, white
  • acrylic paints if using non-fire clay
  • small paint brushes

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