Do you love clay and want to build natural-looking figure and animal sculptures? Do you want a chance to let your imagination run wild under the guidance an experienced artist and teacher?
We will be working with wet clay on the potter’s wheel for the first six classes. During Session 7, we will decorate bisque-fired forms and load the kiln for the first of several firings. During Session 8, we will fire the raku kiln, and while the kiln temperature rises to the proper level, we will glaze the last of the functional pieces.
This class’s curriculum is student-driven. Perhaps you want to focus on larger forms, adding lids, handles, and spouts; we have you covered. Your instructor, Joe Chomyn, will guide you towards improving and enhancing your pottery wheel proficiency.
Lampworking is the art of creating glass beads with a flame and glass rods, using a variety of techniques. This is a must-attend class for “beaders.”
Lampworking is the art of creating glass beads with a flame and glass rods, using a variety of techniques. This is a must-attend class for “beaders.”
Lampworking is the art of creating glass beads with a flame and glass rods using varied techniques. This is a must-attend class for “beaders.”
Lampworking is the art of creating glass beads with a flame and glass rods using varied techniques. This is a must-attend class for “beaders.”
You may pay for classes online, in person, or over the phone at 574-282-2787. If you are registering in person or by phone, download and fill out this PDF to accompany your payment. Cash, credit, debit, and checks are accepted.
