SOLD OUT “Playful Color: A Veneer Sampler”

Elevate your color skills in this 2-day workshop by the bay in San Diego

CLASS DETAILS

WHERE: Marina Village Conference Center, Meeting room E1; 1936 Quivera Way, San Diego, CA 92109
LEVEL OF EXPERIENCE: Confident Beginner to Advanced
CLASS SIZE: Minimum 12 – Maximum 25
COST: SDPCG Member: $275; Non-members $285
(Free parking; onsite deli, local food franchises, or BYO lunch)
MATERIALS LIST: Will be sent to you in an email update.

In this class, you will learn how to:

• Increase your color mixing agility
• Explore strategies for designing successful canes
• Perfect your colored pattern combination skills and…

HAVE FUN!!!!

While you may know just what colors you like, and exactly how to mix them, using them in harmonious combinations can be challenging. Learn how to add impact to your polymer clay work with increased exuberance and confidence.

Who is Lindly Haunani?

She began teaching polymer in 1990 and has presented over 100 workshops. Her pieces and techniques are featured in sixteen books, hundreds of published articles, and innumerable websites.

In addition to many private collections, her work is part of the permanent collections of the Racine Museum of Art, The Museum of Fine Arts Boston, The Newark Museum of Art, The Philadelphia Museum of Art, and San Diego’s own Mingei Museum of Art.

Check out her About page on her website.

Lindly Haunani’s passion for food and cooking provides a basis for her inspiration when making things. This is often expressed via the color, construction techniques, and form in her designs.

Please review our Class Cancellation Policy.

If you have any questions about the class, please contact Kathy Hepburn the Program Chair prior to purchasing your class at classinfo@sdpcg.com

SOLD OUT – Jeff Dever’s ‘Small Wonders’ Class

Jeff Dever 3-Day Workshops: In-Person Only
Monday-Wednesday; April, 24, 25, 26, 2023; 9-5 PT

Click HERE to pay to reserve your seat

Enrollment in this in-person class is strictly limited so you’ll get individual attention from Jeff. Registration was opened on March 17th to paid-up 2023 SDPCG members. Most seats were filled. There are only 6 spots left!

Members: $420
Non-Members: $465

Plus a $15 lab/materials fee that is due at the beginning of the first day of class. CASH ONLY.

The non-member fee includes a 2023 membership for San Diego Polymer Clay Guild

PLEASE NOTE: We are also offering a two-payment option on the purchase page.  

Read our Class Cancellation & Refund Policy. Your class purchase constitutes an agreement to the terms of that document. 

In this class, we will explore a variety of small-scale holloware forms and shapes created by using miniature form-building techniques. The results are strong, light, and often reproducible polymer clay holloware pieces, for use as beads, earrings, brooches, or pendants.

With simple techniques, we will create small forms/molds of your own design, and through clay layering and multi-cycle curing build small holloware pieces for jewelry. Surface ornamentation and finishing techniques will also be discussed.

This is a technique workshop, not a project class, therefore all students need a basic working knowledge of polymer clay.

Materials List, Lab Fees, and Extras

There is a  $15 lab/materials fee due at the beginning of the first day of class. CASH ONLY.   

Premo clay is being generously provided by Sculpey.  

Here is the list of Materials & Supplies that you will need for the class. 

About Jeffrey Lloyd Dever

Because of Jeff’s reputation, this class will fill up fast. Don’t wait, it may be too late!

Jeff Dever is sought after as an instructor because of his pioneering polymer clay construction techniques. His polymer clay vessels, jewelry, and sculptural objects have been shown in many national invitational exhibitions, and his works are represented in numerous private collections, galleries, and museums. See more examples of his work HERE.

Jeffrey Lloyd Dever holds a BS degree in Fine Art from Atlantic Union College, 1976.  He served on the contract/adjunct faculty of Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, Maryland for 20 years, where he taught illustration and graphic design. He has taught polymer classes across North America and Europe.

Click HERE to pay to reserve your seat