Ceramic Review is the magazine for contemporary and historical ceramics, ceramic art and pottery.
March/April 2024
Dodgeville, Wisconsin
Join Rachelle Miller for this hands-on experience that encourages experimentation and individual expression. Whether you are a novice or a seasoned ceramic artist, our goal is to provide you with a rich and diverse set of techniques to inspire and elevate your creative journey. Let the clay be your canvas, and let your imagination run wild!
Course Highlights:
Mono and Silkscreen Printing:
Learn the art of transferring intricate designs onto clay surfaces through mono and silkscreen printing techniques. Discover how to create visually stunning patterns and images that bring your ceramic pieces to life.
Slip and Underglaze Transfers:
Master the application of slip and underglaze transfers to add depth, color, and texture to your pottery. Explore various transfer methods that allow you to personalize your creations with unique and intricate designs.
Water Etching:
Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of water etching. Uncover the secrets of this technique as you carve intricate details into the clay, creating visually captivating and tactile surfaces.
Stencil Blocks and Stamping:
Delve into the realm of stencil blocks and stamping to incorporate intricate designs and textures onto your ceramic pieces effortlessly. Unlock the potential of these methods to add depth and complexity to your creations.
Sgraffito:
Discover the ancient art of sgraffito, where layers of contrasting colored clays are carved away to reveal stunning patterns and designs. Learn to wield carving tools with precision to create intricate and visually striking compositions.
Hand Building Methods:
Rachelle will be sharing hand-building methods that will be the canvases for your surface decoration exploration.
Adamah will provide: 25 lbs of porcelain, Bclay, or stoneware. Additional porcelain and stoneware will be available for purchase.
Bisque firing during workshop
Basic throwing and hand-building tools
Wax resist
Underglazes and slips
Participants should bring: Any personal brushes, tools, stencils or stamps wished to use during workshop
Boxes and wrapping for any pieces made during the workshop