Ceramic Mold Making: Creating Two-Part Plaster Molds
This four-day intensive workshop introduces participants to the complete process of creating a two-part plaster mold for ceramic applications. Through demonstrations and guided hands-on work, participants will learn how to evaluate forms, identify parting lines and undercuts, properly prepare objects, and safely mix and pour plaster. The extended format allows time for curing, troubleshooting, and refinement, culminating in a finished, functional two-part mold. The final day includes a demonstration of basic casting or press-molding techniques, along with guidance on drying, storage, and future use. This workshop is ideal for beginners and intermediate ceramic artists interested in replication, multiples, and expanding their studio practice.
WHEN: August 1, 2, 8 & 9 from 2 - 6 PM
WHERE: Verge Center for the Arts
About the Instructor
Ianna Nova Frisby is a Sacramento art instructor and artist with over 30 years of experience exploring popular and personal themes using ceramics, sculpture, mixed media, found and altered pieces.
She is a founding artist and active member at the Verge Center for the Arts. She earned a BFA in studio art from Humboldt State University and an MFA in ceramics from Cranbrook Academy of Art.
Website: www.iannanovafrisby.com
Instagram: iannanova@instagram.com
Instructors
Ianna Frisby
Contact us
- Jordyn Cobbs
- ed••••n@ver••••y.org
Location
Classifications
Categories
- Ceramics
Age Groups
- Adult
Levels
- All