Ceramic Hand Building Workshop

Enjoy a fun clay hand building workshop in Melbourne for beginners



3 hours Class size 1 to 10

label $150 (or 4 payments of $37.50 Afterpay)

Ceramics are becoming increasingly popular today as people resonate with the restoring qualities of working with clay. With this ceramic hand-building workshop in Mornington, you can discover what all the rage is about and take home your own beautiful pieces!

This workshop will equip you with the skills to create functional ware for your home. You will learn to discern the differences between clay bodies and their capabilities, and you will create three pieces of your choice using hand-building techniques. You can choose from a variety of glazing processes to create different finishes on your masterpieces.

This is a super fun workshop situated in a contemporary art space where the surroundings complement the activity. This workshop will be run in Mornington, a beautiful seaside town on the Mornington Peninsula. Make a day of it!


Knowledge required
No previous skills required.
 
What you'll get
  • A grazing platter is provided to settle those hunger pangs as you work.
  • After six weeks, your ceramics will have been fired ready for everyday use and pick up. You will be notified of this process after the workshop.
What to bring
Bring an apron or old shirt.
 
Location

Mornington, VIC

Exact location is masked for privacy. You'll automatically get the specific address after booking.

Ceramic Hand Building Workshop location
Your teacher
Slow Life Workshops
Slow Life Workshops

4.9 (18)

Hi my name is Leah Bright and I am a practicing artist and a teacher. For as long as I can remember I have loved to create artworks. I majored in Sculpture at University, creating large scale works and today my focus is using the combination of ceramics, drawing and painting. Ceramics is a process that completely grounds me. I love to discover it nuances, textures and ability to take on integral forms and structures.

I have a Bachelor degree in Fine Arts and a Dip Ed in Teaching. I have been practicing as an artist for 20 years and have been teaching in a Secondary School for 17 years. After majoring in sculpture at University, I discovered the love for how things are structured and formed.

The concept of Slow Life Workshops has grown from a desire to reconnect with the quiet self, whilst creating art in a magical setting. All workshops are held in inspirational environments. These locations are chosen for their beauty and their ability to transcend people on their personal journey.

Teaching art is a wonderful opportunity to share knowledge about skills and processes and to help facilitate individual’s to explore their inner artist. My teaching style is energetic and enthusiastic where students are encouraged to let themselves evolve.

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