

Whether you’re focusing on wheel throwing, handbuilding, or a mix of both, this course provides the space, tools, and expert guidance to help you grow your abilities and achieve your artistic goals. If you're still building your confidence or need more help with the basics, we recommend starting with Clay 101 before taking this course.
Start with a Vision
We encourage all students to come to the first class prepared with a vision board of ideas! Whether it’s a digital board on your phone or a collage of images and sketches, having a visual guide will help you kickstart your creativity and focus on the types of projects you want to create during the course. Bringing inspiration ensures a personalized and meaningful experience as you work on pieces that excite and inspire you.
What to Expect
Personalized instruction designed to match your goals, whether you’re refining techniques or experimenting with new ones.
Personalized instruction with a max of 12 students ensures you receive plenty of attention as the instructor hops around to assist everyone.
Access to a brand-new, state-of-the-art studio with top-quality equipment, including electric kilns, wheels, slab rollers, and extruders.
1 bag of clay will be provided which covers all glazes and firing fees. Additional clay can be purchased through the studio.
12 hours of open studio time outside of class are included for 8 week students. These hours can be used for make-up classes if you need to miss a session, or for extra practice time. Hours to be booked during other class times as available.
Includes 0.5 shelf space, approximately 2'x2', for your work.
Build connections and gain inspiration through working with fellow makers while creating in a supportive community.
Artistic growth flourishes through group critiques, exploring new techniques, and skill-building over 8 weeks. Guided by an experienced teacher and supported by a community of peer artists, you’ll elevate your craft like never before.
Week 1
Introductions, setting goals, sketching, and instructor demos.
Week 2
Focused creation time with personalized one-on-one feedback.
Week 3
Focused creation time with personalized one-on-one feedback.
Week 4
Mid-course critique for inspiration and guidance.
Week 5
Continue working on final pieces.
Week 6
Finalize all work for firing.
Week 7
Glaze your creations for a polished finish.
Week 8
End-of-Class Celebration and Reflection.
Classes begin March 30. You only need to book the first class and will be enrolled in the following classes automatically. Additionally, once a class starts you can join as material is taught chronologically.
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