Presenter:
Janette Loughrey Suitable Years 7 - 12. Once a clay piece has been made, it requires great consideration to develop an interesting and effective surface. Participants will be introduced to several simple but inventive ways of printing on clay including 'clay block' printing, various types of sponge printing, 'reverse material' slip printing and stencil burning printing. Many of these techniques can be adapted to suit printing on other mediums such as paper, wood or cardboard. You will learn about a variety of ceramic products - coloured slips, underglazes and stains - and how to use them. Participants will leave the course with their own set of reference tiles and notes.
What to bring:Wear suitable clothing. Please bring hand towel, pen and note paper. Course notes will be provided.
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  | Well explained, interesting techniques which are highly useful in the art classroom. Completely relevant. |
| Well presented, good resources, enough time to play. Can walk away with resources that will be usable. |
| Great commedy and syle, loved it. |
| AN excellent course, but maybe too much n the time allowed. Also need to have numbers under 10 to have access to the equipment. |
| Fabulous, professional workshop by an enthusiastic presenter who values out time by using every minute to give us information which is highly relevant. |
| Great course, very informative and interesting. |
| Great knowledge from Janette. Practical, hands on, excellent. |
| Fantastic! I learnt so much in the way of new decorating techniques. |
| Was an excellent day. Very informative. I learned a lot. |
| Stimulating demonstration, good opportunity for art making. A very full day. Excellent lunch. |
| Very informative. the booklet/ Powerpoint were both useful and creative. I enjoyed doing practical work too. |
