stage fright & Jawbone Puppet Theater present:
Monster Mask-Making
A creative workshop
Learn to make beautiful (or very ugly if you prefer) monster masks with master mask-maker Adam Ende!
We will be making masks out of 3 ingredients — cardboard, staples and paint. That’s it!
Cardboard is such an amazing material to sculpt with — it’s like soft wood! And what is better than making art out of garbage in the middle of a climate crisis?
Adam will teach you all of his tricks for manipulating cardboard to turn something flat into a living, organic shape.
AND… you will learn about one of the most important tools of a puppeteer/garbage artist — the creature stapler!
He will also teach painting techniques that make it quick and easy to paint a 3D object and make it beautiful. It’s all about shadow and highlights, and the dry brush technique!
Workshop | 90 min | RATED PG
Saturday, Oct 18
9am - 1pm
Sunday, Oct 19
9am - 1pm
* Please plan to attend both sessions
WORKSHOP FACTS
Workshop fee for 2 sessions: $100
All materials included!
If the fee is outside your budget, don’t get scared off! We want you to be able to participate! So please ask about full or partial scholarships. We’ll make it work for you!
This workshop is for adults and teens (16 and up) ONLY!
If you have a younger kid who is really jazzed on this, we are happy for them to join, but they need to be accompanied by an adult who may have to do a lot of the cutting and stapling which may be too hard for little hands and little attention spans.
Workshop size limit: 25 people
Click the ticket link above to snag your spot before they sell out!
ARTIST BIO
JAWBONE PUPPET THEATER / Adam Ende
Vashon Island, WA
Hi! I’m Adam Ende, founder and janitor of Jawbone Puppet Theater.
I like to spread unexpected wonder in people’s lives through the magic of iconoclastic puppet shows and wierdo installations made of baby dolls, goat bones & rusty saws in public places.
I also like to fight evil with the power of friendship, like a magical girl.