Lions, + Tigers, + Clay! OH MY: Handbuilding Ceramics | Ages 9-11 | Week 3 PM
Camp - Youth | This class is completed
In this class, you will have the opportunity to learn the fine art of sculpting 3D animal forms using clay. Through a combination of traditional hand-building techniques and innovative methods, you will discover how to create stunning, lifelike animal sculptures that are sure to impress.
You will also explore the process of breaking down complex forms into simpler shapes, a key skill for any aspiring sculptor. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced artist, this class is the perfect way to hone your craft and take your skills to the next level.
Throughout the week, students will work on their projects, which will then be glazed and professionally fired. Parents will be notified once their child's art is available for pickup, which typically takes three to four weeks after the end of the class.
Ages 9-11
NO CLASS ON THURSDAY, JULY 4!
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Ella Coyne
Ella Coyne is a frequent face in the arts of Winston-Salem. She works as a front desk assistant, woodworking intern, and youth art camp instructor at Sawtooth School for Visual Arts and is the Gallery and Artists Services Fellow at the Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County. Ella is also a practicing artist who focuses her work on material exploration. She is an alumni of the Visual Arts program at UNCSA and studied Craft and Material studies at VCU before returning home to North Carolina to complete her degree at UNCG studying Sculpture and Ceramics. She continues to make art at Sawtooth in ceramics, woodworking, printmaking, and more.