I passionately believe that everyone has the ability to be creative and love teaching because of this. I get a kick out of seeing students’ faces light up when they see a piece they made fresh from the kiln that they love, especially when they weren’t expecting it to work. I have heard too many people say, “I envy you. I’m just not creative.” including some students when they first arrive. Being creative doesn’t mean being good at art and craft. It’s soooo much broader than that (but I won’t go into that here!).
For myself I love trying new techniques and pushing clay to its limits. I often get asked, “how did you make that?” even by fellow ceramicists. The infinite possibilities of clay as a medium appeals to my need to constantly evolve my work and my love of learning and challenging myself . Teaching adds another layer to that.
Courses, kits & gifts
Ceramic Christmas wreath making with Paula Armstrong
"Absolutely lovely wreath, tutor explained everything clearly and with a very catchy tune when preparing lots of leaves, balls, etc! I’ve never made leaves freehand before, it was much easier than I thought with the step by step instruction. I made mine a bit larger and I can’t believe I managed to make it so well, it looks fabulous."
Paula Armstrong Ceramics responded:
"Thanks so much Linda! I'm so glad that you enjoyed it and made a wreath that you love 😊"
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