Course Description:
Learn the basics using both the wheel and hand-building techniques. Wheel techniques will begin with simpler forms including a cylinder, bowl, and plate leading into more in-depth processes. Hand building will include pinch pots, coil, and slab. You will receive direction and encouragement to expand on areas of your own interest.
Course Description:
This class is for students who want to improve their figure drawing and portraiture skills. Through guided instruction, students will focus on proportions and simplifying shapes to create realistic renderings. This class will delve into gesture drawing, line quality, and shading. All levels are welcome! Note: A live clothed model may be used for some sessions.
Course Descrioption:
If you are new to either art making or screen printing—or you appreciate analog art forms like embroidery or film photography—this class is for you.
You will learn to photo expose screens and play with images and inks to make prints. You can make a lot of them quickly, each one with slight imperfections that make it unique. Plan to play and make a few mistakes and messes along the way. You’ll have help and examples to guide you to a finished project meaningful to you.
Course Descrioption:
If you are new to either art making or screen printing—or you appreciate analog art forms like embroidery or film photography—this class is for you.
You will learn to photo expose screens and play with images and inks to make prints. You can make a lot of them quickly, each one with slight imperfections that make it unique. Plan to play and make a few mistakes and messes along the way. You’ll have help and examples to guide you to a finished project meaningful to you.
Course Description:
Explore drawing through different media such as graphite, pen and ink, scratchboard, and clayboard with dyes. Painting media will be watercolor and acrylic. Learn various techniques as well as creating a solid composition.
All materials are provided.
Course Description:
Perfect for the novice and aspiring metalsmith. We will explore the field of contemporary jewelry, and how to create unique, one-of-a-kind and/or conceptual pieces. Learn basic fabrication skills such as using a jeweler’s saw, drilling, filing, sanding, polishing, soldering, riveting, basic forming and color.
Skill Level: All Levels
Course Description:
Learn the basics using both the wheel and hand-building techniques. Wheel techniques will begin with simpler forms including a cylinder, bowl, and plate leading into more in-depth processes. Hand building will include pinch pots, coil, and slab. You will receive direction and encouragement to expand on areas of your own interest.
Course Description:
Are you interested in tattoos, but too young to get permanent ones? In this beginner-friendly fibers workshop, you'll learn about the history of tattoos, design your own tattoo, and turn it into an embroidered patch that can be sewn to your backpack, jacket, or whatever you can think of!
Skill Level: Beginner, Intermediate
Course Description:
Come Clay with Me: Embark on a creative journey with your child, learning basic ceramic and glazing techniques in this versatile medium. As your child grows, continue in future sessions where you and your child can fine-tune your skills and develop more intricate projects. Parents, grandparents, and caretakers are welcome, fostering a sense of togetherness and shared experiences.
($20 each additional child)
