Wood instructors Wyatt Severs and Jack Mauch demonstrate how to glue up the legs and apron of a table. You only have about five minutes of time to work once there’s glue on the joints, so an extra hand or two really helps!
Wood instructors Wyatt Severs and Jack Mauch demonstrate how to glue up the legs and apron of a table. You only have about five minutes of time to work once there’s glue on the joints, so an extra hand or two really helps!
Studio assistant Jake Brodsky trimming a clay vessel. Sometimes you just have to put your eyes where they can see the thing you have to see.
Textiles instructor Tim Eads painting on fabric using a scoop coater, which is screen-printing tool designed for spreading photo emulsion onto screens. “You have to be OK with it being terrible,” Tim said. “Then if you’re lucky it comes out looking cool.” The fabric hanging on the line was painted with a contraption made from tin cans attached to a stick. Tim’s eight-week workshop is about surface design on fabric. The emphasis is on screenprinting and monoprinting with a lot of experimentation.