Studio Practices

When I was first told I would be teaching a jewelry/metals class, I panicked. I had no experience and no...

It’s time for Tim to clear out the inbox and answer some listener questions! The post-Thanksgiving mailbag includes discussion on...

Did you know November 11th is Origami Day? Origami originated in Japan, and the holiday is observed there as well....

While my abilities in the kitchen are limited to making coffee or eggs, I’ve always had a love for the...

Mistakes are a part of artmaking, but it can be difficult to explain that idea to our students–especially our kids...

I’ll never forget when I was introduced to the awesome Betty Edwards and her book, Drawing on the Right Side...

Author and Illustrator Lori Richmond joins Tim today to talk about running, creativity, and art. Lori’s acclaimed “View From My...

If they learn nothing else from working with clay, we hope our students remember the phrase “slip and score.” This...

Have you ever considered how you and your students can beautify the school while improving staff morale? I’m pretty sure...

If you are looking for a good way to add something to your ceramics teaching, you need to check out...

Do you teach guided drawing to your students? Cassie thinks she has found just the right balance between those strategies...