All Things Pottery
Boost your wheel throwing confidence with exercises focused on fundamental pottery techniques essential to a potter’s arsenal.
This immersive workshop is for anyone who wants to start animating, as well as gain foundational skills for future work in animation, film and video, games, or the web.
July 14 – July 27, 2024
Two week session
Student Exhibition
Friday, July 26, 2024
@ 6:00pm
Parks Exhibition Center
14 – 17
$3,730
$2,180
$75
$200
All levels
12 Students
Total Capacity includes Residential and Day Students
In this immersive two-week workshop, we start working on the first day and explore the art of animation using Adobe Animate to create art and characters. You’ll quickly master the computer’s tools for designing and animating scene elements, characters and effects. We’ll share the essential techniques and tricks that master studio animators have cultivated, and you’ll learn how to apply them to your work. Every day you’ll develop your own methods and style while exploring storytelling, movement, sketches and gesture drawing. You’ll also build a portfolio that incorporates your artwork, action studies, and reference materials along with your digital creations.
Our Visual Arts classes do not require any type of assessment or portfolio to get into the program. Instructors will work with your child at the level that they are at. Foundational drawing and sketching skills are helpful in this course to ensure that students are able to create artwork that they are happy with.
A refillable water bottle
All technology needed for this program will be provided in our computer studio
TBD
Boost your wheel throwing confidence with exercises focused on fundamental pottery techniques essential to a potter’s arsenal.
Come learn to fold-form metal to achieve various textures and surfaces. Using a simple vice and a technique you can perform at home, students will die-form pieces to yield interesting 3-dimensional textured forms for jewelry and adornment, sculpture, artist’s books and more!
Explore the uniquely classic Hopi technique of silver overlay metalsmithing. Silver overlay, as a technique for conveying traditional Hopi designs in silver, originated in 1938 from drawings produced at the Museum of Northern Arizona. Later, Fred Kabotie (Hopi), a noted former Idyllwild Arts faculty, taught this technique for World War II veterans' classes held from 1947-1951 in Arizona.