This class is for those experienced beginners looking to fine tune their skills and take their work to the next level. We will focus on improving everyone's throwing and glazing skills. This class is open to anyone who has taken one or more Basic Wheel classes and wants to move forward in what they are able to create. We will focus on surface design, glazing, and honing those pesky throwing habits that keep our work from looking its best.
At least one Basic Wheel class is a REQUIREMENT. Please, no absolute beginners.
Skill Level: | Beginner |
Skill Details: | Students will fine tune their skills and take their work to the next level by focusing on surface design, glazing, and honing pesky habits that keep their work from looking its best. |
Materials Included: | The class fee includes aprons, towels, and a shelf for your clay and supplies. |
Requirements: | To protect our kiln clay must be purchased form our shop. We have our own studio glazes for you to use, and we have a wide variety of commercials glazes available.. We do not allow any other glazes or underglazes to be used in our kilns. Your are welcome to bring your own tools or buy new ones in our shop. Beginners may borrow some studio tools, all others are asked to have their own. |
Instructor: | Steve Palmer |
Instructor Bio: | My passion for working in clay took off while I was a Studio Member of the South County Art Association. The opportunity to work and teach in a creative, supportive environment, surrounded by artists for me is the ideal. I received my B.F.A. from Rhode Island College, and studied sculpture in Italy at the Tuscan Renaissance Center. As a member of SCAA and City Clay, I continue to explore the many forms and functions of clay. Through teaching, I hope to share and ignite the same passion and excitement in my students that I have for the ceramic form. |
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