INSTRUCTORS
Clay Artists
Sue Stelzmann
Building with clay is my passion. There is always something new to learn. I can help you express your ideas in clay or am available for consultations on building your own studio.
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Slab construction techniques
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Tile and mosaic installation
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Large scale sculptures
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Non functional ceramic objects
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Studio development
Sue Stelzmann - Owner
Contact: 850-766-2157 suestelzmann@comcast.net
I love working with all clay bodies utilizing various techniques and surface treatments. Building a relationship with any process takes time, patience, and understanding. My focus as an instructor is to make this process enjoyable as you accomplish your personal clay objectives.
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Beginning Wheel
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Advanced Wheel
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Carving, glazing and underglaze surface techniques
Jocelyn Riedl
Contact: armoredbearfly@gmail.com
Jocelyn Riedl
Sarah Logan Beasley
For me, working with clay on the pottery wheel is a meditative escape from the busyness of life. It's also just plain fun to get your hands dirty and make something for yourself or to share with others. I will help you learn the basics of wheel throwing while exploring your creativity through clay in a relaxed environment.
Sarah Logan Beasley
Contact: sbeasley850@gmail.com
I love creating ceramics that put the fun in functionality! I dabble in both hand building and wheel throwing, often using underglazes and resists to decorate my pieces in intricate and hand-drawn layers. I also like to use my art to engage with my community, with designs invoking feminist and pro-mental-health ideals. Above all, I love that my pottery brings joy to those who see and use it.
Jasmine Summer
Krishna Patel
Krishna practiced ceramics in high school and continued practicing at the FSU Art Center. She learned to throw her last year of high school and continued learning at LeMoyne and the FSU Art Center. She has two degrees from FSU, a BS in Chemistry and an MS in STEM Teaching. She is currently a Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Tallahassee Community College. With her brother Akshar, they Baum Road Studios in 2020 and have participate in many art shows in the region.
Krishna Patel
As an artist and art therapist, I find art making to be healing and I often use my own art in this way. I create pieces that are heavily influenced by nature and botanical themes through an abstracted lens to express my lived experience. I often hand build with clay because I prefer organic shapes in my work but I am also experienced in wheel throwing. My goal is to continue growing as an artist and to help others find healing through their own personal art making.
Instagram: @heatherrobbins_art
Email: robbinsarttherapy@gmail.com
Heather Robbins
Lauren Anderson
I love creating representational work! Tally Clay Arts has been a wonderful organization to me for over ten years and I adore creating in this space. My goal is to give you the tools to make something that perhaps you thought you couldn't while having a blast! I teach practical ways to make fun forms, faces, and creatures.
Email is Chaiaclayworks@gmail.com
Whether hand building or throwing (are they different?), I love clay in the damp state. Most of my work is completed in that stage. Then the clay dries to “skeletons” where it is loaded into the salt kiln. The kiln is my tool to resuscitate the work and breathe life back into it. Success, for me, is being able to revive the clay ware to its original lively self. And nothing is better than sharing that
processwith my students.
Email is billbucknerclay@gmail.com
