Creature Feature! Hand-building Clay Creatures with Tatyana Who doesn’t want a tiny ceramic anteater sitting on their desk as a coworker? Long nose. Tiny ears. Four questionable little legs. Maybe a dramatic tail. And who gets to decide what an anteater is, anyway? Yours might be elegant and anatomically convincing. It might be round, striped, slightly crooked, or slowly evolve into a creature that has never existed before. That’s the fun of clay: there is no right or wrong.

What will happen when a ceramic studio purchased a 3D printer 3D Printing in a Pottery Studio? It Makes Perfect Sense. When people imagine a pottery studio, they usually picture clay, water, wooden tools, spinning wheels, and shelves filled with work waiting to be fired. A computer and a 3D printer may seem like they belong somewhere else. But honestly, 3D printing in a pottery studio makes perfect sense. Clay has always developed alongside tools. Potters shape it with ribs,

Calla - a glass that blooms Make a ceramic calla goblet with us this Saturday September 05th. Wine included. Calla—a Glass That Blooms Some flowers are meant to sit in a glass. This one is the glass. A calla lily already looks like it is holding something. Its single petal curls around an open center, forming a shape somewhere between a flower, a vessel, and a gesture. It might hold a little light, a little water, or perhaps a drink. For our upcoming Calla Glass Workshop at D

What will happen when a ceramic studio purchased a 3D printer 3D printing in a pottery studio? honestly… it makes perfect sense. clay has always been about tools, texture, repetition, and experimentation. now we’re adding a little bit of digital process into the mix — designing ribs, stamps, textures, molds, and forms that move between screen and hand. it’s not about replacing handmade work. it’s about digitally + analogally building new ways to make. Dusty has developed a se

Why we are still making things with hands because coffee tastes better in a cup made by hand, with love. new semester class registration opens semester starting August 9th. try classes available every weekend. wheel throwing • handbuilding • painting experience Private events, brand collaborations, and custom experiences are available. Reach out to build something together. 40 W 27th St New York, New York 10001 Visit Our Website info@dustycoceramic.com

Thinking about getting your hands dirty and trying out ceramics? That’s fantastic! Whether you’re looking for a fun date idea, a solo...