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This class is designed for the advanced student with experience. Join this fun Tuesday clay group and work in an open studio environment, practicing potter’s wheel and hand building skills and techniques.
This six-week course is an open studio for intermediate to advanced students interested in independent work while enjoying the company of fellow artists. Students have shared various techniques and practices in past studios, creating a rich environment for learning. This course will focus on individual coaching to help students explore composition, see values, understand light and shadows, and develop new painting techniques.
Learn stained glass techniques such as cutting, grinding, foiling, and soldering in the copper foil method.
Learn soldering, sawing, shaping and mounting—the basic elements of jewelry design—in this multi-level class. Advanced students will learn forming and smithing.
Learn stained glass techniques such as cutting, grinding, foiling, and soldering in the copper foil method.
Always wanted to try your hand at the potter's wheel, or maybe you took a class in high school and missed it terribly? Then this is the class for you! Ceramicist Nate Hunter makes the pottery wheel fun and easy, guiding you through the process of forming pots on the wheel—a technical challenge that anyone can try. Have fun, get dirty, relax, and learn a new skill.
Gain confidence with basic elements of acrylic painting, including composition, color, value, and more. All skill levels are welcome!
Learn soldering, sawing, shaping and mounting—the basic elements of jewelry design—in this multi-level class. Advanced students will learn forming and smithing.
Inspired by Hans Hoffman, learn the push and pull technique to create an abstract landscape.
Expand your skills to the next level—whether it's learning to throw clay at a larger scale or with better consistency. This is a great class for those who have previously taken a potter's wheel class and want even better practice. Handbuilders are welcome too!
Learn the basics of stained-glass artistry including choosing a pattern, cutting glass, grinding, foiling, and soldering.
Learn one of the oldest metal techniques—wax casting! Create a design, carve it in wax, and cast it in the precious metal of your choice.
