BNS-906 ANSR-Art of Ceramics

Section Info: Annapolis | Design, Marketing and Art of Ceramics | Students will work on pieces of their choosing and at their own pace. A supply list with sources will be provided. Students will learn painting techniques using various glazing techniques to acquire a glass-like finish or staining with acrylics paints and using additional methods by enhancing with antiquing and dry brushing. Glaze firing is provided at the center. Discussion of marketing strategies for selling ceramics.

BNS-907 PASD-Art of Ceramics 2

Section Info: Pasadena | Design, Marketing and Art of Ceramics II | Enjoy creating ceramics pieces to give as gifts, keep for yourself, or sell to others. Leave the firing and glazing to us! Take the finished work home. Note: Supplies are not included in the Senior cycle fee. A supply list of recommended supplies will be available the first day of class.

BNS-907 PASD-Art of Ceramics 2

Section Info: Pasadena | Design, Marketing and Art of Ceramics II | No class Nov. 27 | Enjoy creating ceramics pieces to give as gifts, keep for yourself, or sell to others. Leave the firing and glazing to us! Take the finished work home. Note: Supplies are not included in the Senior cycle fee. A supply list of recommended supplies will be available the first day of class.

BNS-907 PASD-Art of Ceramics 2

Section Info: Pasadena | Design, Marketing and Art of Ceramics II | No class Nov. 27 | Enjoy creating ceramics pieces to give as gifts, keep for yourself, or sell to others. Leave the firing and glazing to us! Take the finished work home. Note: Supplies are not included in the Senior cycle fee. A supply list of recommended supplies will be available the first day of class.

BNS-907 PSRC-Art of Ceramics 2

Section Info: Pascal | Design, Marketing and Art of Ceramics II | No class Nov. 26 | Learn painting techniques and use various glazing techniques to acquire a glass-like finish or staining with acrylic paints, using additional methods by enhancing with antiquing and dry brushing. Students will work at their own pace. Discuss marketing strategies for selling ceramics.

BNS-907 PSRC-Art of Ceramics 2

Section Info: Pascal | Design, Marketing and Art of Ceramics II | No class Nov. 26 | Learn painting techniques and use various glazing techniques to acquire a glass-like finish or staining with acrylic paints, using additional methods by enhancing with antiquing and dry brushing. Students will work at their own pace. Discuss marketing strategies for selling ceramics.

BNS-907 PSRC-Art of Ceramics 2

Section Info: Pascal | Design, Marketing and Art of Ceramics II | No class Nov. 11 | Learn painting techniques and use various glazing techniques to acquire a glass-like finish or staining with acrylic paints, using additional methods by enhancing with antiquing and dry brushing. Students will work at their own pace. Discuss marketing strategies for selling ceramics.

BNS-907 PSRC-Art of Ceramics 2

Section Info: Pascal | Design, Marketing and Art of Ceramics II | No class Nov. 11 | Learn painting techniques and use various glazing techniques to acquire a glass-like finish or staining with acrylic paints, using additional methods by enhancing with antiquing and dry brushing. Students will work at their own pace. Discuss marketing strategies for selling ceramics.

BNS-912 COSR-Sew/Intermediate 2

Section Info: Omalley | Clothing: Design, Sew and Sell- Intermediate 2 | No class Nov. 27 | This intermediate 2 level class is designed for independent sewers. Students should be comfortable working creatively with minimal assistance, mastering pattern reading and hacking, and tackling skill-building projects. Lessons will cover piping, invisible zippers, finishing techniques, working with slippery fabrics, and marketing finished products. Prerequisite: Students must have successfully completed BNS-911 Clothing 1.

BNS-912 COSR-Sew/Intermediate 2

Section Info: Omalley | Clothing: Design, Sew and Sell- Intermediate 2 | No class Nov. 27 | This intermediate 2 level class is designed for independent sewers. Students should be comfortable working creatively with minimal assistance, mastering pattern reading and hacking, and tackling skill-building projects. Lessons will cover piping, invisible zippers, finishing techniques, working with slippery fabrics, and marketing finished products. Prerequisite: Students must have successfully completed BNS-911 Clothing 1.

EGR-244LB Digital Logic Design Lab

CTT-902 ONLN-Microsoft Word: Level One

Section Info: Online | Microsoft Word: Level One | No class Nov. 26 | Explore the basics of the most popular word processing software on the market. Use the software features to create high-quality documents, format paragraphs, create and modify tabs and tables, and draw shapes and lines. Note: Attendance in online class sessions Thursdays from 3:00-4:30 p.m. is mandatory for section 901.

CTT-902 ONLN-Microsoft Word: Level One

Section Info: Online | Microsoft Word: Level One | No class Nov. 26 | Explore the basics of the most popular word processing software on the market. Use the software features to create high-quality documents, format paragraphs, create and modify tabs and tables, and draw shapes and lines. Note: Attendance in online class sessions Thursdays from 3:00-4:30 p.m. is mandatory for section 901.

BNS-908 ASRC-Wood Carving Intermed Adv

Section Info: Arnold Senior Center | Wood Carving-Intermediate Advanced | No class Nov. 3 | This class is designed to advance the skills of intermediate to advanced wood carvers. Students typically complete one major project per semester while exploring additional carving styles. Instruction emphasizes safe use of hand tools, including knives and gouges, along with tool selection and sharpening. Painting and pyrography are also introduced. With instructor approval, students may work on individual projects and learn about art venues and sales potential.

BNS-908 ASRC-Wood Carving Intermed Adv

Section Info: Arnold Senior Center | Wood Carving-Intermediate Advanced | No class Nov. 3 | This class is designed to advance the skills of intermediate to advanced wood carvers. Students typically complete one major project per semester while exploring additional carving styles. Instruction emphasizes safe use of hand tools, including knives and gouges, along with tool selection and sharpening. Painting and pyrography are also introduced. With instructor approval, students may work on individual projects and learn about art venues and sales potential.