Course Outline:

Learn the fun techniques of shaping clay on the wheel or freehand. Students will learn how to create bowls, vessels, mugs and other useful items. Each student will have their own wheel and will be learning in a friendly and relaxed environment. Glaze and firing costs are included in the course fee. This course is suitable for art teachers who are seeking professional development, HSC students who wish to enhance their major works, Fine Art Students who are considering a career as a potter or complete beginners.

Please Bring:

• Old towel
• Covered Footwear
• $33 for clay payable to trainer to cover the cost for 8 weeks.

About the Tutors:

Simone Young

Simone Young has a TAFE Diploma in Ceramics. With well over 30 years of experience working in clay loves to share her skills with people to create their vision in this wonderful diverse infinitely creative medium.
Simone is inspired by the natural world, the sea, and national parks that surrounds her studio on the Northern Beaches in Terrey Hills. Incorporating elements such as sea urchins, shells, feathers, and beautiful places in her work.

Sally Howe

Sally has been a ceramic artist, teacher and maker for many years and says that making things with clay has been a long and abiding passion for her. These days she continues to make and exhibit both sculptural and functional pieces...
She has a Fine Arts degree from Sydney Uni and Fine Arts and Ceramic certificates from TAFE.

Evan Davis

Evan Davis is an experienced Ceramic Artist, combining over 30 experience. Evan worked as a professional artist for over 20 years, running a production studio and retail Gallery in The Rocks, Sydney.

 Evan has extensive experience in Ceramic forming techniques, surface decoration and glazing.

 Evan is a qualified secondary Teacher and holds a Degree in Education and Fine Arts qualifications.

Bridget Willis

"Wherever Bridget has lived in the world, she has always found a way to have her hands in clay.  With over 30 years experience, Bridget says throwing on the wheel is like a meditation, but it does take practice and perseverance.  She has an Advanced Diploma of Visual Arts (Ceramics) TAFE. In 2021 Bridget and three other ceramicists co-founded Crackpot Studios and Gallery in Freshwater."

Please Note: There is a limit of 9 students, so please book in quickly to avoid disappointment.