In this exciting and multifaceted class, participants will learn two different, though related, media and techniques: Black and white sgraffito on porcelain, and dry point etching on PET resin. We will focus on the skies and sea of Sicily, working outside as much as possible to capture the light drenched and ever-shifting natural beauty of this enchanted place. Artists will leave with bisque-fired porcelain pieces suitable for display or further firing, and stabilized for travel, as well as a number of plates for printing. If time allows, artists will learn to wipe and pull prints from their plates. Artists should expect to be able to make one completed sgraffito piece or etched plate per day of class. All tools and materials will be provided, and of course bring your own tools if you have favorites! This will be a fun exploration of technique, with a special focus on strengthening visual memory skills.
I so so wish I could attend this workshop...but next best thing would be you going & coming back to tell us all about it.
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I love Tim's work. He was my booth neighbor at the very first potters market, hosted by the NH Potters Guild. There was me with my newbie pots... and there he was with his amazing works of art. I was a little intimidated. I feel fortunate to have one of his small cups with squids carved on it.
Good workshop
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Your work is inspiring, love it, thank you for sharing it. Megan
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