Learn the basics of stained glass using copper foil, assembly, and soldering techniques to create a multi-dimensional stained glass 3D heart. All skill levels are welcome. Space is limited to six students. Ages 18+.

Find your inner calm through the tip of the brush as you learn how to shape, blend, mix and create value with one of the most forgiving mediums on canvas. The quick-drying, water soluble  nature of acrylic paint makes it easy to re-work mistakes and create a personal style. This painting series explores color theory, mood creation, and expressionism while painting to different genres of music. Some prior drawing experience is required. Ages 18+. Registration includes acrylic paint sets, gesso, raw canvas, and stretcher bars.

Learn the fundamentals of glass fusing and different construction techniques to create a unique glass pendant and ring. Fuse two rings or two pendants, or one of each. All skill levels are welcome. Work will be fired and ready for pick up in 1-2 weeks. Ages 18+.

Explore color theory and the scientific process behind this rewarding technique of mixing and layering pigment into resin, and activating color with heat. The incidental drifts of color across a smooth surface result in vibrant galaxies, abstract landscapes, and moody atmospheres. Ages 18+. Registration includes pigments and epoxy resin supplies.

Offering this 10 week class in our ceramics studios! Beginning students will be taught the basics of hand-building and wheel-work while intermediate students will refine their skills. Individual projects will include functional pottery and decorative work. Discover the ceramic process from start to finish, learn glazing techniques, watch demonstrations and, receive one-on-one attention with instructor help and feedback. Taken the class before? Laura works with each individual student to see them grow, sign up for multiple classes!

Offering this 10 week class in our ceramics studios! This class is available for advanced students that have taken at least four ceramics classes at CMA or have received instructor approval to take the class. Form, surface design, glazing, and firing will be explored in greater depth during this class. Advanced students who have taken five or more CMA ceramics classes or working at a level determined to be advanced by the instructor will be required to do their own firing in cooperation with the Canton Ceramic Artists Guild to deepen their understanding of the process.