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@peggyrhodes9833

3 жыл бұрын

hello distortions Kathy

@alliekate325

2 жыл бұрын

Hello, what is the title of the song at 2:00? I would like to know because I like it. 🙂

@NOBLEFILMS1987

Ай бұрын

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR TEACHING ME HOW TO MAKE A LATEX GREMLIN HALLOWEEN PROP MISTER EDMUNDS!

this man is the bob ross of monster making, :D

@amauriesmarq

4 жыл бұрын

is the best

@arthana8127

3 жыл бұрын

He is the one of the 4 knights of the Monster Making

This man should be teaching at Schools. I absolutly love to watch and hear him. His charm and wits.. ..fantastic

This is the FIRST time I am subscribing to a web-site. I must admit that these videos are wonderful.... entertaining as well as instructive in a step-by-step way. At age 66, you are encouraging me (a former accountant) to do something I have wanted to do for the past 30 years.... express my creative side. Thank you.

@eviledwin777

5 жыл бұрын

Well that's awesome!! Thank you!!!

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR TEACHING ME HOW TO MAKE A LATEX GREMLIN HALLOWEEN PROP MISTER EDMUNDS!

I remember watching your show around Halloween and it gave me a warm feeling of joy. I love Ed's personality and humor, so glad you're making these types of videos

I'd love to see a Monster Lab episode on making foam masters out of mother molds and how to make production molds off of those masters. That's something i've wanted to know how to do for awhile, and it's a topic that you don't see covered very often when it comes to tutorials like this.

Hey Everyone! More Monster Labs on the way! What topics, characters, and techniques do you want to see us delve into? Thanks so much for the feedback!

@Mirraco311

6 жыл бұрын

DistortionsUnlimited How about making a skin for a head of a large creature prop. The process of making the skin with a mouth that can be moved so later on you can drop it on a animatronic and have a mechanism moving the mouth

@cre8vestudio

6 жыл бұрын

I'd love to see how you make acuators and incorporate them into the sculpts for movement.

@peterb.6991

5 жыл бұрын

what type of clay are you using?

@FortyFourAndGore

5 жыл бұрын

Anything you want to! I love your channel!

@stephanied1263

4 жыл бұрын

Does the clay get hard when creating the plaster mold? Or does it stay soft? And I would love to learn more about painting techniques and what paints you suggest using. I know you've done a video on that, the Alien Zombie but I'd love to see you go deeper into painting the finished product

You sir are the first in the world to ever make me face palm, shake my head, eye roll, then laugh my butt off at the crack joke..great tutorial

@eviledwin777

7 жыл бұрын

Ha! Thanks!

Check out our list of what clay we use and supplies in the video description. (Amazon Affiliate Links)

Like a morbid Bob Ross. Loved it! Cool little monster.

I'm impressed by the timing with the elevator intro of the video!

It honestly is mischievously adorable.

i miss the tv show you guys had

@JTAHaunts

5 жыл бұрын

Same

It is nice to see pros at work

You are such a fun guy to watch and lots of great info! Thank you very much for sharing your work!

Ed is the man, the myth, the legend! thanks Ed!

the gramlin is adorabole

@MichelleEvans

7 жыл бұрын

That gremlin is cute.

i have buy one of those little gremlin a moment ego they are adorable

Can't thank you enough for teaching this! I've been wondering how it's done. You're THE BEST!

This would to be cool to fill with foam and add some wires in the limbs👍

ED IS BACK...... 👍👍👍

The first time I subscribed to your channel was back in 2016. Still a fan! Keep em coming

Outstanding.

Love ya Ed! You are an inspiration. Starting in your apartment.. you are one of the greats! I hope to meet you one day!

i found this video by accident.......SO GLAD I did it! This is the very best lesson on how to make a two parts mold, and I will follow it in my "beginner sculptures" step by step! Thank you so much! I will let you know my results.

Seems like it takes a lot of strength in the hands to shape the clay. Love it, he is cute and scary.

I'm so glad I'm a Greeley native ..I'm so looking forward to Monster Day!! My new favorite holiday!!!

I am absolutely going to be doing this soon, and I am going to create my own props!!! Thank you for this awesome video!

@DistortionsUnlimited

3 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!

Love this I have my own monster making shed, amazing.

Maestro, you are as cozy as grandpa Walton!

Such a cute design.

@DistortionsUnlimited

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 😊

Awesome video. I've been wanting to learn a two part mold. You explain every step.very well. Thank you . Oh, and I'd like to adopt your gremlin . :)

The little Gremlin is the official mascot for the Greeley Monster Day coming in a few weeks. Planning to be there along with Nightmare City Haunted House.

Beautiful piece!!!

@DistortionsUnlimited

3 ай бұрын

Thank you very much!

I miss the show! So entertaining on So many levels, thanks for the laughs and knowledge!

Love these videos man! I love how you show techniques for the "common man" so to speak; please keep up the great work!

I so enjoyed this video. I do jewelry. so making a two part mold like this is probably not something I will ever do , but it was fun and informative and I was also glad to see that you used the proper safety equipment. Thank you for the fun. Lynne

i enjoy the videos and very nice work

I love you !! Those videos are gold

This process is so much fun to watch! Good luck Ed with all the Halloween orders.

So awesome! Thanks for making this stuff so accessible and easy to understand!

@DistortionsUnlimited

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for watching and your support!

Glad I just stumbled on the channel. I was just thinking how I missed Making Monsters a few days ago. Subscribed.😎

Nice job mate

you are a master. thank you

Please show how to make big monsters or full head masks !!

Shared on Facebook, awesome work.

Excelente!!! Bendiciones!!!

Thanks Ed!!! I love your work! You are great man! I'm learning a lot with your videos! Here in Brazil we have nothing like this! Beautiful gremlin!

he's adorable!!

One of my favorite channels! Man, you guys are good at what you do, and so nice as well. Keep it up! I'm always looking forward to new content!

oh ok ..but thank you for all the time and effort you have put in to the video its nice of you to show us the whole process not many do thank you simon

very awesome, thanks for showing me what to look forward in making a mask

Great tutorial! Thanks Ed!

"we like to use hemp whenever we can"

Awesome! I'm going to celebrate Monster Day!

like all your videos very good nice

I love this so much. This is what i want to do for my career🙏

fantastic Sir

nice as alweys 😉

20:52 That sound... love it! ;-)

I know its an older video and you might not see the comment. However, you may say you don't do cute very well but this is so stinkin cute.

@eviledwin777

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Kitasia! Well, this one worked out...but normally it's true!

That was a great tutorial of explanation and details. awesome as always Ed.

Hi. What kind of latex do you use? Yours seems "foamier" than the slush mold latex I've used; the softness looks great.

Good to see you again!

Thanks for sharing! Awesome!

Awesome Ed!!! sometime can you teach us how to do foam filled props? Thanks!

@eviledwin777

6 жыл бұрын

Yes!

fantastic work

Love the video Ed. It was great to see you at the West Coast Haunters Convention the other day. We will talk about those gargoyle wings.

Pure Gold. Thank you so much for this demo. Meeting you yesterday at #MonsterDayGreeley 2018 was a privilege and an honor and encouragement to me even though I work mostly digitally for now. Regards and all the best.

@eviledwin777

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you James!!

He is like Bob Ross of sculpting : )

Just a superb video. Thanks so much for sharing x

very cool tutorial. great character. fun seeing you two at the west coast haunters con today.

That was awesome! I enjoy how you teach.

amazing lair you have there! Also excellent resolution, are you filming with a gh4?

@DistortionsUnlimited

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Yes, we are shooting on a gh4

good work

Love it😅

I really liked this video... was a bit long but that's what the arrow keys are for! LOL :)

I live for these videos! it's so cute!!!

Be cool to see you make the original critters.

Is the latex just regular Halloween store liquid latex or is it a specific latex for making props? All I know is I would definitely like to make some kind of critter with my monster-making skills. Mine are only ceramic monsters for now, I've been wanting to learn how to make this stuff!

@nicholash1691

2 жыл бұрын

No this is casting latex only used for masks and props while liquid latex is used for short term makeup effects

Nice youre an amazing sculptor man. Id love to see your version of chucky haha 😄 that would be so cool.

Awesome Video Ed ! fun and so informational. Keep it up man , love your work.

Thank you!

I LOVE YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!

Love these videos! So so helpful!

could yall upload the full videos of some builds, i really enjoy watching builds and the process it takes. p.s. you are awsome and inspiring!

I love your videos like this are the best

you are awesome sir

this video was sooo cool but the mini gremlin just does remind me of a baby version of a baby wormtale rathuman hybrid haha.:)

this is epic

More of the lengthy onessssss!

just woooooooow :)

Would love to see you make a krite from critters

I didn't quite get it how you poured the 2 halves (Latex) . . it seemed like one step . . but I suppose you waited then poured the 2nd half? . . . maybe i missed something . . very nice job, lots of talent congrats.

@eviledwin777

5 жыл бұрын

I put the two halves together then pour once.

Incredible work, love it ! keep the good work up ;)

Cannot get enough of these tutorials :D oh and that butt crack joke got me laughing like an idiot ! thank you so much, Ed for these amazing videos ! so helpful, also thanks for making that creature so hard to mold :)

@eviledwin777

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Chazz!

i love your work a lot !!!

How come you didn't put a dam of clay around the bottom of the sculpture to hold in the plaster around the bottom better? Also burlap works great in place of hemp.

Love this series. Do you guys do any work with Silicone masks? Maybe some planned tutorials in working with them?