Clay Camp May 2026 Surface Design
The Ceramic School
Course content
| 1 | Welcome to Clay Camp May 2026 Surface Design! | locked |
| 2 | Your invite to The Founders Crew | locked |
| 3 | Andrea Lynn Stocker: Clay Doctor Q&A Session | locked |
| 4 | Andrew Clark: Surface Decoration with 3D Printers | locked |
| 5 | Beth Harden: Richly carved, illustrative surfaces | locked |
| 6 | Bill Schwenzer: Transformative Surface Decoration: Texture, Transfers and Handbuilt flatware design | locked |
| 7 | Christylyn Hess-Kretiv: Using stencils for surface decorations | locked |
| 8 | Deirdre Botha: Fynbos Whale construction and decoration | locked |
| 9 | Eylene Clifford: Botanical Impressions - Decorating clay with nature-inspired techniques | locked |
| 10 | Ilze Maarten: Clay as Canvas: Exploring the Art of Sgraffito | locked |
| 11 | Janet DeBoos: My approach to Terra sigillata, overglaze & underglaze decals, stains, China paints, slips & glaze | locked |
| 12 | Jenna Vanden Brink: How to Draw on Pottery: Tips and Tools | locked |
| 13 | John Bauer: Clay Doctor: The path into museums, while still pursuing a Commercial success | locked |
| 14 | Juliann Roush: Making Custom Linocut and Wire Stamps for Dynamic Surface Decoration | locked |
| 15 | Julie Filion: Slip Trailing Surface Decoration | locked |
| 16 | Laura Caroline Casas: Clay Doctor: Surface decorating materials: underglaze pencils, watercolors, mason-stains, commercial glazes | locked |
| 17 | Lisa Firer: Building a Texture Library | locked |
| 18 | Lori Elling: More-is-more decorated and embossed surfaces | locked |
| 19 | Lowell Hutcheson: Surface Textures Inspired by Nature | locked |
| 20 | Mary Fox: Developing Glazes-Low Fire Reduction and Oxidation | locked |
| 21 | Meghan Yarnell: Clay Doctor: Tips and tricks on using procreate and cricut with ceramics | locked |
| 22 | Paula Shalan: Color and Pattern: Exploring Underglaze in Smoke Firing | locked |
| 23 | Sara Truman: Palimpsest: The Canvas of Clay - learn how to create intricate, layered surfaces. | locked |
| 24 | Tara Cady: Exquisite Face Challenge | locked |
| 25 | Velimir Vukicevic: How to Decorate Ceramic Surface | locked |
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