No previous clay experience is necessary to participate. Also, this allows participants to bring other friends or guests to try pottery without having to commit to on-going classes. Some recent examples of projects include sculpting Raku sea turtles, whale tales, and seashells. We have also been creating slab-built planters and vases on which we print sea shells and leaves into the wet clay. These classes explore not only traditional hand-building techniques, but also, design principals with an emphasis on nature.
Classes are on-going.
May. This exhibition will feature watermedia paintings of Gig Harbor and other coastal scenes of the Northwest. Laura stepped into the spotlight in the year 2000 winning major awards for her work. This painting will be on display during the Gallery Row exhibit. Also in the year 2000 she won first place in the Pacific Gallery Artist show and in the Peninsula Art League Spring show. Meet Laura and the other Gallery Row artists at a reception held on Saturday, May 5th, from 1-5 pm.