This workshop will explore printing glazes on ceramic tiles and slabs using the clay 3D printer. Working digitally, participants will convert images into vector files that can be run by the printer and then attempt to print them in one and two colors on ceramic tiles and slabs. These will be fired in the studio for collection after the workshop is complete.
This experimental workshop will try out a new avenue of working with the clay printer, one that is of-yet undocumented. Results may vary in technical success, but will all undoubtedly be interesting, and will expand what we know can be done with these tools. In other words, we can’t guarantee the results, but it will be plenty interesting.
This workshop is for those who have some experience with 3D printing, preferably with the clay printer, and who have some experience working with clay and glaze.

Course Fees: $300 for Adult Community and Harvard Graduate students; $150 for Harvard Undergraduates. Your course fee will include clay for printing your objects, bisque, and glaze firing printed objects. This class does not come with studio lab access outside of printing for the class.