Wheel throwing online classes
Understanding Porcelain
Antoinette Badenhorst $189 - 6 weeks formal + 4 weeks viewing Getting translucency with porcelain starts with understanding the clay medium. Left and right hand throwers will learn throwing skills. |
Porcelain tips for wheel pottery
David Voorhees $189 - 6 weeks formal + 4 weeks viewing Throwing big with porcelain is challenging, but David shows how easy difficult throwing can be by following his tips and techniques. |
Take wheel throwing to the next level
Nan Rothwell $189 - 6 weeks formal + 4 weeks viewing Nan takes potters through challenging wheel thrown projects with stoneware clay and show decorating techniques. She shows how to wire clay-made lamps. |
What students say about TeachinArt.
Understanding porcelain
Understanding porcelain
- Antoinette, I so appreciate your clear, easy to understand videos, the detailed insightful information, along with the question-and-answer sections in this course. This opportunity to learn so much about porcelain is wonderful. I believe I can effectively wedge my clay, but you have really strengthened understanding of porcelain and wedging in just the first week of this course. (Cathy H. Pennsylvania, USA)
- Excellent review of basics to more advanced techniques. The class is well named: "Porcelain Tips." It's about tips and ideas, using a variety of projects to demonstrate/learn new or tweaked techniques as are relevant to porcelain in particular. I like how each project demonstrated in the class offers ideas that can be applied to many more shapes and designs. I liked that a couple of the weeks very clearly end with assignments to carry out. (Shelly S. from Maine, USA)
- The best course ever. I learned new techniques and effective throwing grip. You learn to throw bigger and taller pots. It is an exciting course, you learn a lot new things. I really felt that she wanted me to succeed! Her experience in throwing gave me confidence in trying new techniques. The questions I had was quickly answered and comprehensively explained. (Harriet G. from Sweden)