Soak up the creative atmosphere of a working pottery studio and join the studio community of makers. Work under the tutorage of artist Carys Martin to learn the techniques and tricks to creating in clay and to explore the different surface decoration options.
Come along on Sunday 23rd February 9:30am-12noon and hand build your very own Goddess. Carys will share with you techniques you can use to bring her to life and you can work with your hands in mindful muditation to bring her to life. We will work with a dark, groggy clay.
The workshop will run for 2 1/2 hours and is suitable for beginners through to advanced potters.
I will carefully dry your piece before its first firing then glaze it in a runny white transparent glaze and fire it in the kiln. It will be ready for collection from the studio in 2-3 weeks. On the rare occasion any breakages occur during the firing process, I will repair them to the bet of my ability. However, if your piece is unable to be repaired, you will be offered the opportunity to remake it or a full refund.
Studio Address - Unit 11, 7-9 Grant St Cleveland.
Testimonials:
"A two hour workshop crafting something uniquely yours is such a treat. Carys guides you with suggested techniques to decorate your own mug. I found the experience to be relaxing and thoroughly creative. Highly recommend." Amanda
"Carys is a bubbly, patient, kind, and knowledgeable artist who answered any and all questions we had. We had a wonderful time making our mugs and there's so much more to it than previously thought. Definitely attend this studio; you're in for a real treat!" Corina
"I have been going to workshops and doing classes with Carys for some years now. Carys is a wonderful teacher, who has the ability to guide you in your marking journey, giving advice on how to create using clay as well as teaching technique. She has a gentle way about her which helps put people at ease in her beautiful space. If you are looking to learn pottery from an absolute beginner to advance, Carys Martin Ceramics is the place to do this. Carys will teach you ever step involved in ceramics, from hand building to wheel work through to glazing and firing." Catie
