I do ceramics, so this was exciting to try, very different for sure. It has taught me some bad habits, such as not caring about air bubbles or thickness in the sculpture, it doesn't matter. Getting the large clumps ready to place were a bit messy like chocolate but came right off hands, mounted it all quickly into place. It hardens up fairly quickly, which made me nervous at first. I would use a heat gun to heat up, then work it with a ball of clay in one hand the whole time keeping it hot. But that wasn't the best way. Started using a heating pad, and that was the perfect way to heat it up evenly, placing the heating pad on top for 5 min or so and it was ready to sculpt. Best thing about it is it doesn't loose moisture ever, and it gets super hard when not sculpting so I wasn't worried about the cat jumping on it, or it breaking brittle like dry clay. Stuff is just AMAZING. Read more

I’m still very new to the world of sculpting, but it’s certainly something I want to do more. I’ve used Three kinds of Sculpey and I was able to recreate a nice sized Dragon statue and bake it for painting. Decided to try Monster. Upon first impressions it feels really nice and smooth in my hands. As long as you are working it it remains very pliable but not too much. You have to warm it in an oven or something similar but not use direct heat. I’m thinking some day I need to invest in a heat gun and/or a table top oven. Overall just practicing with it I was able to work with it more easily than sculpey in terms of flattening it and rolling it. It sticks very well to itself and not your hands. I was able to stick little spikes on a practice beholder eye and not using any pressure they stuck on really well. Once it cools to room temp the clay becomes really firm and I was able to brush rubbing alcohols on it just fine without bending the thinner areas. However it was still soft enough to fix areas with tools as need be. I can see why professional sculptors love this stuff especially those who cast to make collectible resin figures. As of now it’s perfect for practicing with or creating creatures and characters for temporary display or for concept pieces. The con is you can’t bake it to harden as it will melt or paint it (I assume). I will still need to use other types of clays for light weight miniatures and projects I can paint and display more permanently. Either way I’m excited to continue using this stuff and improve as a sculptor. Read more

I'm an amateur with clay modelling but this product feels really user-friendly and I've gotten multiple reheats out of it without any noticeable change in quality! Highly recommend! Read more

This clay is Awesome!!! Aside from 1 sculpting class I took many years ago when I was in junior high, I am a complete newbie. But with nearly no experience, I am able to sculpture any pose I want! This really helps for an artist who needs poses that Manikins simply aren't capable of doing due to certain joints not being able to completely fold. I was uncertain about what softness to get, but I definitely recommend the Medium one if you're new to Monster Clay like me. It might feel a bit hard when trying to get the clay out from the container, but when you do get it out and start shaping it with your hands, the clay softens up immediately. No need for a microwave in my opinion. I was using a small coffee spoon to scoop it out and with my hands and tweezers, I was addicted! If the clay was any softer, I feel like the sculpture wouldn't hold so I am very pleased with the Medium Softness one that I got. Read more

El producto vino en tiempo y forma pero el embalaje no fue el mejor ya que vino roto pero fuera de eso todo llegó bien pero para el precio del producto si es una lastima que su embalaje sea tan ineficiente pero supongo que lo importante es lo de adentro 🫠 Read more