Wheel Throwing: Altered Forms in Pottery WEDNESDAY EVENING begins 8.12

$470.00

  • Teacher: Scott
  • Course Length: 8 Weeks
  • Date: Wednesday, beginning 8.12
  • Time: 6:00 – 9:00 pm
  • Materials fee $45 – included in price

Wheel Throwing: Altered Forms in Pottery

In this Altered Forms class, you’ll focus on wheel-throwing techniques. You’ll also explore ways to alter pieces both on and off the wheel, ultimately creating forms that move beyond traditional round pots. Emphasis will be on design and craftsmanship as you shape clay into unique and dynamic forms.

Projects include, for example, paddling, darting, squaring, faceting.

Additionally, you’ll assemble multi-part thrown pieces by integrating hand-built elements; meanwhile, you’ll experiment with creative uses of the potter’s wheel. As a result, you’ll expand both your technical skills and your design possibilities.

We’ll dive into techniques like deconstructing and reassembling pieces to push creative boundaries. The class highlights blending shapes along with surface decoration and glazing to achieve cohesive, finished works of art.

Prerequisites: Beginning Wheel 1 and Beginning Wheel 2.

Image: Bede Clark

Open Studio Hours: 7 days a week!

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  • Teacher: Scott
  • Course Length: 8 Weeks
  • Date: Wednesday, begins 8.12
  • Time: 6:00 – 9:00 pm
  • Materials fee $45 – included in price

Altered Forms in Pottery

In this Altered Forms class, you’ll focus on wheel-throwing techniques. You’ll also explore ways to alter pieces both on and off the wheel, ultimately creating forms that move beyond traditional round pots. Emphasis will be design and craftsmanship as you shape clay into unique and dynamic forms.

Projects include, for example, paddling, darting, squaring, faceting. Additionally, you’ll assemble multi-part thrown pieces by integrating hand-built elements; meanwhile, you’ll experiment with creative uses of the potter’s wheel. As a result, you’ll expand both your technical skills and your design possibilities.

We’ll dive into techniques like deconstructing and reassembling pieces to push creative boundaries. The class highlights blending shapes along with surface decoration and glazing to achieve cohesive, finished works of art.

Prerequisites: Beginning Wheel 1 and Beginning Wheel 2.

Image: Bede Clark

Open Studio Hours: 7 days a week!

 

Pottery Classes at the Seattle Artist League

Join us for pottery classes in our studio in Seattle’s Georgetown Arts District. We offer classes for beginning ceramics in wheel throwing, hand-building, firing, and glazing. Our pottery classes are open to beginners and intermediate potters.

We have long offered classes in clay sculpting. Our commitment to the medium has expanded with the opening of our south Seattle Ceramics Studio. Join us for classes, workshops, and events in Seattle’s newest ceramics studio.

At the Seattle Artist League, we have a start where you are philosophy. You are welcome in our studio as a beginner or a seasoned pro. Join us.

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