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Learn to model in 3D design software, 3D-scan clay maquettes, and fabricate through both printing and casting in a two-week intensive workshop.
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Get matched →Bridge digital design and traditional craft in this two-week exploration of computer-aided clay working. Participants will learn to model in Rhinoceros and Blender 3D, 3D-scan clay maquettes, and fabricate through both printing and casting. The course emphasizes collaboration between hand and machine, guiding artists from digital concept to tangible ceramic form.
Expect to leave with new skills in mold making, slip casting, and digital prototyping—and a deeper appreciation of technology's creative potential.
All levels welcome; some experience recommended.
Audrey An is a Philadelphia-based artist whose practice merges digital technology and ceramic tradition. She earned her BFA from Alfred University and her MFA from Penn State University and currently serves as Prototyping & Digital Fabrication Studio Manager at The Clay Studio. Named a 2023 Ceramics Monthly Emerging Artist, Audrey brings an inventive spirit and cross-disciplinary perspective to her teaching and studio work.
Continuing Teacher and Leader Education credits are available for K-12 teachers. For more information and questions about CTLE, please contact Dean Lauren Lake.
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