This course is designed for students already acquainted with three-dimensional design principles. In this class students will be introduced to the tools, techniques, and language of working with clay. Through a blend of lectures, demonstrations, and active studio engagement, emphasis is placed on problem-solving using clay as the primary design medium. The course explores traditional hand-building and wheelthrowing techniques, fostering a comprehensive understanding of the expressive potential inherent in clay.
Prerequisite: 3DD 1304 or CER 2240 (DRF 1301 is highly recommended)

• 3DD1304 3-D Design
• CER2240 Ceramic Fundamentals I
• DRF1301 Drawing Fundamentals I

• AW447-4 Ceramics: Open Studio Workshop Section IV
• AW480 Ceramics: Introduction to Glaze Making
• CER2341 Beginning Ceramics II
• AW447-1 Ceramics: Open Studio Workshop Section I
• AW447-2 Ceramics: Open Studio Workshop Section II
• AW447-3 Ceramics: Open Studio Workshop Section III