Monster mud projects

Halloween on Main St. Fairborn Ohio~wow!

Actually she is our only "Monster Mud" creation this year. Still working on the snake she is holding before sealing her with DryLok paint an...

See photo: We are building a cauldron (the milk gallon is for scale). It has the cardboard frame, shrink wrapped, and mache' to form it. Which brings us...

Got an early start on Halloween decorations for this year. Made from chicken wire, wood, foam, mannequin hands, foam head, dress, then coated with a mixture of joint compound and exterior latex paint (called monster mud).

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Garage sale baby doll, cloth from an old turtle neck and monster mud.

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The NWHA & Witch Creek Cemetery put on a Monster mud class that taught you had to make the mud and then use it to create a unique prop for your display! He...

Join me as I show you how to make the perfect monster mud recipe! Turn any object into a stone-like or cement like finish! From gravestones to statues and fa...

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Concrete Lighted Step Spook: Isn't concrete just amazing?! And draping opens a whole new dimensional art form. But don't worry, this tutorial is quite easy as he is a little fellow that is quite portable. He'll sit on your step and scare the bad ghosts away... Oh, by the way; i…

Weeping Angel Monument: This is a static prop of a weeping angel based on a real monument design. This is a popular cemetery monument look that we wanted to duplicate. The prop consists of a wood base covered in foam and a chicken wire and wood body covered in …

I love the reaper tutorials I've seen on here and when I saw this I thought it looked like a fun version of them. http://www.fearnet.com/news/news-art

Sealed monster mud project with dry lock masonry paint. More

Monster Mud is probably one of the coolest things ever dreamed of. It's a devilish mixture of Drywall joint compound and latex paint. The end result is a goopy mess that haunted house prop makers just call Monster Mud. The brilliant thing about Monster Mud is that it can be added to cloth and when allowed to dry it stiffens to a faux stone like finish. A handy thing to have when making statues, tombstones, or anything else that requires such a texture. Here is a website that details the…

Many of the recipes, props, and tutorials that are shared to create creepy looking Halloween props are created using monster mud. Monster mud is a blend