Live Stream Class – Goblin Trophy Plaque

Description

Class seats are now available for purchase.

The “Lets make a Trophy Head Goblin Plaque” is scheduled for Sunday May 15th from 1PM est till 4PM est.

There are Three Class Fee levels

1. $15.00 I have all my own supplies
2. $25.00 I just need the refresher package
3. $30.00 Full class kit

The Full Boxed  Kit will include:

1. One sculpting tool
2. One block of polymer clay
3. Small Wood Plaque
4. One set of eyes or glass beads
5. 1/16 Aluminum Wire
6. Metal Foil Wrap
7. Paint brush
8. Tiny container of burnt umber acrylic paint
9. Class Fee Included

The Refresher Boxed  Kit will include:

1. One block of polymer clay
2. Small Wood Plaque
3. One set of eyes or glass beads
4. 1/16 Aluminum Wire
5. Class Fee Included

The I Have My Own Supplies –

1. You should be able to find a wood plaque at local craft stores along with some 1/16 armature wire..
2. Simple 10 or 12 mm colored Glass beads make properly creepy eyes for faces
3. If you can’t find sculpting tools at a local craft shop Amazon has inexpensive wax carver tool sets
4. Some brown acrylic paint (Burnt Umber) can be used for a wash.

Other supplies you will need on hand for after the Class

1. Wire cutters/Needle Nose plyers
2. Paper towels for paint
3. Paint tray of some sort
4. Small cup with water

Be sure to create an account on our site so we can contact you with the meeting connection information.
Use of a webcam and microphone will be necessary for the class so you can ask questions and so we can see your work in progress.  However if you prefer you can just use text messages in the application.

If you don’t have a Google account at this time please download and register prior to the event so we can be sure to get started at 1PM. I’ll be online at 12:45PM

The first part of the class will have you follow along with me as we all make our own Goblin Face roughed out. We will then take a 30 minute break so we can put our heads in the ovens and bake them. After they have baked we will take some time to do a paint wash to the heads and attach them to the Plaques.

Then we all part ways filled with new knowledge and pride that we all made a creepy goblin heads on wooden plaques.