Mark Making and Slab Building Workshop June 2027

£330.00
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Thursday 3rd and Friday 4th June 2027

Day 1 – Following demonstrations on the materials and techniques that Craig typically uses to make marks on a clay surface students will explore a range of techniques that include using engobe and slip, applying textures, drawing, impressing, monoprinting and stencilling. This will result in a series of test tiles where techniques have been combined and overlapped to create experimental and rich layered surfaces.

10am to 4.45pm

Day 2 – A slab built vessel will be designed and made. Selected techniques that were explored on day 1 will be used on the surface of this piece. Craig will demonstrate his slab building techniques and how designs are originated in his sketchbooks and translated into ceramic pieces.

10am to 4.45pm

This workshop is suitable for anyone with a creative outlook. Experience of working with ceramic materials may be useful but is not essential.

A playful and explorative approach is encouraged and helps in leading to more adventurous outcomes.

The workshop will take place at Craig’s studio in Cornwall. It will start at 10am and finish around 4.45pm

A vegetarian lunch is included.

Thursday 3rd and Friday 4th June 2027

Day 1 – Following demonstrations on the materials and techniques that Craig typically uses to make marks on a clay surface students will explore a range of techniques that include using engobe and slip, applying textures, drawing, impressing, monoprinting and stencilling. This will result in a series of test tiles where techniques have been combined and overlapped to create experimental and rich layered surfaces.

10am to 4.45pm

Day 2 – A slab built vessel will be designed and made. Selected techniques that were explored on day 1 will be used on the surface of this piece. Craig will demonstrate his slab building techniques and how designs are originated in his sketchbooks and translated into ceramic pieces.

10am to 4.45pm

This workshop is suitable for anyone with a creative outlook. Experience of working with ceramic materials may be useful but is not essential.

A playful and explorative approach is encouraged and helps in leading to more adventurous outcomes.

The workshop will take place at Craig’s studio in Cornwall. It will start at 10am and finish around 4.45pm

A vegetarian lunch is included.