What is glass casting? Glass casting is the process of melting glass into a mold, where it solidifies and creates a glass object. Join instructor Candy Beth Michalski as she walks you through the process of casting either a butterfly, feathers, or hearts. These objects can be turned into plant stakes, necklaces, magnets, or paperweights.
Beginning Acrylic Painting with Mark Crow - Wednesdays
Join instructor Mark Crow to create a close-up of Farmers Market Veggies. This is a great painting project for beginners! Mark will teach you to paint loosely while still maintaining a semi-realistic look. Learn valuable skills and techniques while creating a beautiful painting for yourself or a loved one. Expect to have fun!
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Beginning Acrylic Painting with Mark Crow - Thursdays
Join instructor Mark Crow to create a Mediterranean Cascade scene. This is a great painting project for beginners! Mark will teach you to paint loosely while still maintaining a semi-realistic look. Learn valuable skills and techniques while creating a beautiful painting for yourself or a loved one. With this ease comes the freedom to be playful and fluid in your color choices. Expect to have fun!
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Introduction to Handbuilding
In this course, students explore the basic physical properties of clay by practicing a variety of hand-forming techniques used to create functional objects. Hand-forming techniques will include pinch pottery, slab and coil building, mold slumping, and texturizing surfaces. The objective of this class is not to make pieces to take home, but rather to learn what is possible and give students a chance to get their hands dirty and feel what it's like to work with clay. No previous experience with clay is needed for this class. This class is a prerequisite to attend instructional open studio.
Introduction to Handbuilding
In this course, students explore the basic physical properties of clay by practicing a variety of hand-forming techniques used to create functional objects. Hand-forming techniques will include pinch pottery, slab and coil building, mold slumping, and texturizing surfaces. The objective of this class is not to make pieces to take home, but rather to learn what is possible and give students a chance to get their hands dirty and feel what it's like to work with clay. No previous experience with clay is needed for this class. This class is a prerequisite to attend instructional open studio.
Wheel Throwing 2
Introduction to Wheel Throwing 2 will offer the continued practice of centering and creating a cylinder vessel. Demonstration and discussion on advanced surface decoration and glazing techniques will also be covered. Students should have previously taken Introduction to Wheel Throwing 1 to participate in this class. During this class, students are eligible for instructional open studio time.