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Sip and Create: 3-D Sculpture Workshop

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August 12 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Cost: $60

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Date:
August 12
Time:
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Cost:
$60
Event Category:
Website:
https://www.hisawyer.com/creatively-wild-art/schedules/activity-set/1964632

Venue

Creatively Wild Art Studio
98 Water St
Brooklyn, NY 11201 United States

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Phone
917-543-8130
Website:
https://www.creativelywildartstudio.com/

Organizer

Creatively Wild Art Studio
Website:
https://www.creativelywildartstudio.com/

Join Creatively Wild Art Studio and experience the joy of clay sculpture. Get your hands dirty and mold your night into something you will never forget! With no experience needed, our instructor will show you step by step how to mold, form, and manipulate clay into handheld items, figures, or abstract work! Complimentary wine and snacks will be served during class.

All clay/tools will be provided, and an optional chance to have pieces properly fired at a separate art studio is available. Any artwork that will be fired in a kiln will be picked up at a later date and arranged with the studio owner.

Admission must be purchased by every guest planning to use the clay. Free attendance for anyone interested in watching or touring the studio and speaking to the on-site artist.

Firing clay after the workshop is over. Guests will coordinate firing with the partnering ceramics studio for pickup.

One vs. Two Firings:
Based on your purchase, your piece will be fired either once or twice. Firing once will leave you with a decorative piece; a second firing will give you a usable piece (see below).

The Pieces:
Your creations will need up to 2 weeks to dry before firing; they should be ready for either pickup OR painting after 3 weeks (see below). You’ll be notified via WhatsApp, text, or call when they’re ready.

Decorative vs. Usable:
Decorative pieces require 1 firing. You can paint them at home, or leave them as they are. They are not to get wet.
Usable pieces require glazing and a 2nd firing. You may choose to paint the fired pieces in-studio; then they will be dipped in clear glaze and re-fired. After this second process, they will be water-tight and able to be used for food, drinks, as vases, etc.