Bio
Diana Earle has worked with Clay since 1973 and became and became a professional potter in 1981. She specialized in finely crafted thrown vessels, later exploring hand built sculptural forms. She embraced both Raku and Smoke Firing techniques that enhanced her work. Diana’s training began at St. Lawrence College. She has since been taught by many international Clay Artists. Her work is part of many private collections around the world. |
Clay Coaching
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Coaching Series
Studio Tour & Talk
"I want to share my studio, my pots, my successes and failures, and most of all, my knowledge! I took my first course in pottery back in 1973, in Toronto. By 1976 I had moved to Brockville, and was fortunate to become a student of Charlie Scott. He trained my eye first. My eyes have led my fingers ever since!” Light refreshments will be provided. Individual Session: $40 .Week 1: Texture Play, explore and learn about the wonderful use of Texture when making ceramic pieces. Enjoy Diana’s huge collection of COOL TEXTURE STUFF! Individual Session: $60 Week 2: Form Learn how to transfer the Elements of Design to your pots. Learn about a pieces Profile, Visual Weight and the Inner Mystery of a humble pot. Students are encouraged to bring 2-5 pots (not necessarily your own), that you do NOT like! Individual Session: $60 Week 3: Display Learn how to display your work properly for selling. Students must bring in 5-10 pieces (can be sculpture or functional wares, of different sizes and shapes…) that you would like to build a display for. Individual Session: $60 |
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Registration Details
You register by emailing us at [email protected].
Fine Print
Refunds: Cancellations are eligible for a refund up to 14 days prior to the course start date.
Missed Classes: It is hard to make-up a missed class for this series, so please plan accordingly.
You register by emailing us at [email protected].
Fine Print
Refunds: Cancellations are eligible for a refund up to 14 days prior to the course start date.
Missed Classes: It is hard to make-up a missed class for this series, so please plan accordingly.
What Should I Wear?
You'll end up with clay splattering around and flying off the wheel, you'll forget you have clay on your hands and you'll scratch your head or wipe your face, and you'll almost definitely wipe your hands on your clothes. Which is why I will never advise you to wear your beautiful designer jeans, or jewellery. Here's what to wear to a pottery class... |