LMS Llamas on the Wheel Session 2 July 6-10 9:30-11:30
Join us for a one-time intro to the wheel.About this experience
One-Time Class | Beginner Friendly | Backyard Studio in Austin
Open exclusively to Lamar Middle School Visual Art Majors we will spend 5 mornings 9-11:30 exploring the fundamental forms that we can make on a pottery wheel. Starting with a cylinder we will progress to a bowl, a sphere, a bottle and a plate. Each day we will discuss the form and practice intentionally making each of these basic forms. Along the way we will practice centering, trimming and conclude our week with glazing our pieces. Artwork will then be fired and available for pick up in two weeks.
The class includes instruction, clay, tools, set glaze options, and firings. Students are asked to bring a water bottle for personal hydration, and an old towel for cleaning up/protecting your car for the ride home. All other materials will be provided.
Includes:
- All clay and tools, glaze selection and firing of pieces
- Instruction
- Small class size for personal attention (6 students max per session)
Location: Backyard open air studio in the heart of Austin TX, with an abundance of plants
7503 Delafield Ln, Austin TX 78752
Good to know: Dress for mess! Bring water bottles, aprons provided.
Other Important Information:
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We are outside in the fresh air and heat. Drink lots of water.
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Report any problems or concerns immediately to your instructor.
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A bathroom is available for use.
- I do have a small dog who will greet you, please be mindful of the gates and keep them closed.
- Ask before you use a piece of equipment that you aren’t familiar with.
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Because of space and liability issues, parents/caregivers are required to sign a Liability Waiver for the students upon entering the property for the first time.
Cancellation Policy:
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Cancellation up to 10 days prior to the start of class, students receive a full refund (minus a $50 administrative fee).
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Cancellation within 10-0 days of the start of class, students receive no refund.
Taught by: Shelly Tharp