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Students are supported in designing and making their own ceramic pieces, using a variety of techniques as appropriate to their previous experience.
The course will enable you to make prints using lino printing techniques: Exploring how to design and produce your own prints, from simple one colour designs to reduction printing where you are able to get a multiple colour print using the same plate.
An introduction to raku and the use of terra sigillata, surface decoration using clay slips, perfected by the ancient Greeks 3000 years ago. The finest examples being the red and black figure wares we can see in museums all over the world. Later used by the Romans to produce their Samain wares".
Raku Pottery is originally a Japanese tradition where pots are hand made fired at low temperatures and pieces taken out whilst glowing hot. At Hive our Raku firings take place outside and the process provides quite spectacular individual ceramic pieces.
An introduction to raku and the use of terra sigillata, surface decoration using clay slips, perfected by the ancient Greeks 3000 years ago. The finest examples being the red and black figure wares we can see in museums all over the world. Later used by the Romans to produce their Samain wares".
Screen printing is an exciting technique that is very popular, easy to produce and give great results. This printing course will give you the skills and knowledge needed to produce multiple screen prints.
A sculpture course focussing on Assemblages and Constructions
A practical course, using ancient and modern materials and methods to make sculptures reflecting primal cultures, but relevant to our own.
For beginner students, skills will be developed in the safe use of tools used in cutting & grinding glass. Students will be encouraged to produce their own design towards a final complete leaded panel. Returning students will be encouraged to undertake larger more challenging complex design projects.
For beginner students, skills will be developed in the safe use of tools used in cutting & grinding glass. Students will be encouraged to produce their own design towards a final complete leaded panel. Returning students will be encouraged to undertake larger more challenging complex design projects.
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