Start your weekend off right! Come be part of some casually structured studio time filled with folks eager to share ideas and push their current work further. Intended for intermediate and advanced hand builders and/or wheel throwers, this weekly studio session will be driven by group interest.
Scaling up, expanding the range of what you already make, and focusing on improving important details that can turn a good pot into a great piece are just some of the things we will focus on during our time together. Come in with an open mind and a positive attitude, and you will leave with inspiration and new ideas to help further your practice!
We’ll meet Friday afternoons for six weeks, starting January 8th and ending on February 12th.
*This course is designed for those who have recently worked with clay either with Throw or at another ceramics studio, or have worked with clay extensively in the past.
Class fee includes: instruction, clay, use of all tools & equipment, glazes, and firings, as well as open studio access for practice. Anticipated projects include mugs, plates or platters, complex forms like pitchers and teapots, and nesting or lidded forms.
Start your weekend off right! Come be part of some casually structured studio time filled with folks eager to share ideas and push their current work further. Intended for intermediate and advanced hand builders and/or wheel throwers, this weekly studio session will be driven by group interest.
Scaling up, expanding the range of what you already make, and focusing on improving important details that can turn a good pot into a great piece are just some of the things we will focus on during our time together. Come in with an open mind and a positive attitude, and you will leave with inspiration and new ideas to help further your practice!
We’ll meet Friday afternoons for six weeks, starting January 8th and ending on February 12th.
*This course is designed for those who have recently worked with clay either with Throw or at another ceramics studio, or have worked with clay extensively in the past.
Class fee includes: instruction, clay, use of all tools & equipment, glazes, and firings, as well as open studio access for practice. Anticipated projects include mugs, plates or platters, complex forms like pitchers and teapots, and nesting or lidded forms.
