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Dates of Classes:
June 11th :class 6pm-8:30pm : studio orientation, best practices + cleaning demo in the studio, instructor demo, remainder of class: working with clay and creating
June 18: class 6pm-8:30pm : getting into more making, demo + work time
June 25 : class 6pm-8:30pm : demo, making time and finishing pieces for first firing ( bisque fire)
July 2 : NO CLASS, holiday break
July 9 : class 6pm-8:30pm : demo, last day to work with “wet” clay, making time, finishing pieces for first firing ( bisque fire)
July 16 : NO Class, longer dry and firing times for this class due to larger nature of work.
July 23 : class 6pm-8:30pm : glazing demo and glazing remainder of class time . Students can expect to pick up their finished work 4-5 weeks after final class date.
What to expect:
This class is an invitation to expand—both in scale and in approach. We’ll work with slump molds, slab construction, and coiling techniques to support and grow more complex forms. Emphasis is placed on understanding structure at a larger size, how to move clay with intention, and how your physical decisions begin to shape a more intuitive, personal language in your work.
Each session includes demonstrations, hands-on guidance, and supported work time. The studio environment is calm and intentionally held, allowing space to explore at your own pace while working through the challenges of scale.
This is a calm, intentionally held space designed to support focus, experimentation, and building confidence in your making process.
What’s Included:
6 lbs of clay, two colors available (additional clay available for purchase)
Dedicated shelf for your work
Curated selection of glazes
Bisque + glaze firings included (Large scale firing available for additional cost.)
Basic hand-building tools + shared studio materials
Open studio hours on available Satursdays
What’s not included:
• Clean-up of your personal tools or workspace
• Wheel use — this is a hand-building focused studio
About your Instructor
cheyenne is an interdisciplinary artist the founder of pone + co founder of ma-pa. she’s been working and teaching in creative spaces for over 10 years. her teaching approach is based in empathy, guidance through hands-on examples and supporting her students in their journeys .
pone is
rooted in creating objects to hold space- for yourself, for stillness, for the small actions that support you through your day.
pone believes moments for ourselves are precious and designs objects in service to our imitate homages.
Additional Terms
WORKSHOP PREPARATION: Please wear clothing that is comfortable to create in. Clay gets wet, dusty and muddy. Your hand will be your main tools. All students are welcome to bring an apron and note taking devisces.
LATECOMERS: If you arrive to a workshop later than 20 minutes after the stated start time, the instructor may not be able to reshow any missed curriculum. We are not able to provide refunds or makeup classes.
CANCELLATION POLICY: With purchase of a class or workshop ticket, you understand this fee is non-refundable. If the workshop is canceled for any reason, you will receive a full refund, returned via your original payment method. Our team will contact you by phone and/or email with any updates regarding class cancellations.
QUESTIONS: Do you have questions regarding the course curriculum? Please email us.
