Are you ready to take the leap into becoming a professional artist? In this four-hour long course, author, artist and educator, Lisa Solomon, teaches you how to present yourself as an artist in the world. Commonly referred to as a "Professional Practices" college-level course, Lisa shares her decades of practical know-how in 15 bite-sized lessons. These classes will help you learn how to create your portfolio, make connections, exhibit, apply for...

Transform your boring, naked glassware into something more personal and reflective of your style. Molly shows you how to create a contact paper stencil and create a motif from a found image so you don't even need to know how to draw to add some zip to your drinkware.

Ceramic spoons are a great beginning clay project. With just a few materials you can make spoons of any shape or size -- perfect for entertaining, home decor, or gifts of any occasion.

This two-part workshop covers carving a rubber stamp and adding that design your own ceramics. Diana shows how to transfer a motif to rubber blocks, carve the block and stamp with an underglaze. She covers making a trivet as well as turning a flat slab into a bowl. The result is a striking graphic on stoneware with all the nuance and charm of handmade prints.

Learn how to create beautiful ceramic vessels at home without a potter's wheel. California ceramicist and designer Linda Fahey shows you every step of setting up a studio at home, and then demonstrates three methods for hand-building pottery. Along the way, she covers creating and attaching handles and even provides an introduction to glazing and firing. This three-part course covers all of the essential information you need to know to play with clay...

This porcelain driftwood mobile catches the breeze beautifully. Concentric circle and square shapes rolled on cotton results in a soft, organic quality. Diana shows you how to create the charms and the mobile after you fire the clay to its required temperature.

Transfer a created or found design onto ceramics - either in your own studio or at a paint-your-own pottery studio. Molly shares her trademark technique for applying custom artwork to ceramics, including the best tools for transferring a design and how to achieve dense coloring on your one-of-a-kind piece.

Use thrifted teacups and environmentally-friendly soy wax to make quick and cute candles. This video originally appeared on Facebook Live on January 9, 2018.