Whether you are a long-time ceramic artist, or just getting started, there are infinite ways to incorporate a new underglaze technique into the surface decoration of your ceramic artwork. From traditional to contemporary, our Hub educator, Katelyn Cartwright, will explore with you a variety of materials and techniques that can be used to add interest to your clay before or after your work is fired in the kiln. Please see below the list of materials and tools needed for this project.
- Clay (red and white)
- Fired ceramic pieces
- Underglazes
- Dish soap
- Straw
- Sponge(s)
- Ceramic carving tools
- Paint brushes
- Squeeze bottles
- Found objects for texture
- Ceramic Kiln
About Katelyn Cartwright
Katelyn Cartwright is the Senior Associate of Education at The Arkansas Regional Innovation Hub at Winrock International, a non-profit dedicated to improving the lives of Arkansans by inspiring innovation and expanding opportunity. Katelyn teaches hands-on STEAM activities to students of all ages and oversees the in-house educational programming at the Innovation Hub.
In addition to nine years of traditional teaching experience in special education, art, and STEAM programming, Katelyn has worked with ceramics, fused glass, and stained.
In her free time, Katelyn enjoys spending time with her family, being outdoors, working in the glass studio, and loving on her cat and three dogs.
If you are located in Central Arkansas, click the button below to check out our classes & workshops for more opportunities to learn new skills!
The Arkansas Regional Innovation Hub is a proud affiliate of Winrock International.
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Arkansas Regional Innovation Hub
204 E 4th St
North Little Rock, AR 72114
OUR HOURS
- MWF 9AM to 5PM
- TTH 9AM to 8PM
- SAT: 1st & 3rd of Month, 10AM to 2PM