Ceramics I is an introductory course to the basic techniques and practices of being a ceramic artist and a prerequisite to upper-level ceramics classes.  This semester-long class offers hands-on experience with making art, familiarity with art vocabulary and concepts, and a broader understanding of the ceramic arts' role in contemporary society.  Studio projects will explore two and three-dimensional design, glazing, and the 4 basic clay building techniques using stoneware.  Historically significant techniques and influences will be presented and discussed with each project.  

PINCH POT TECHNIQUE

SLAB TECHNIQUE

COIL TECHNIQUE

KURINUKI TECHNIQUE

WHEEL THROWING

SURFACE DESIGN