October is here, and our studios are alive with the spook. If you are ready to embrace your supernatural side, we have the inspiration for you! From ghastly glass ghosts to playful pumpkin pendants, there are countless ways that you can celebrate the season in the studio.
What does The Crucible have that most other art schools in America do not? There are countless things that come to mind, but one that stands out is Grisaille Enameling - a unique continuing level class that teaches painting with enamels and is not often taught in America.
Studies have shown that taking time off from work makes us more creative and productive at work, and healthier and happier people. Here are three reasons to take a MAKE-cation at The Crucible.
212 classes are now open for registration, from old favorites to brand new classes. We broke down some of our top picks to ensure your Fall Session registration is smooth and successful!
Check out some of our favorite photos from The Crucible's 2018 Summer Camps! Check back here throughout the summer for more pictures, as we will update it after each camp session.
As a community of makers, it is a given that those of us who are animals lovers would make their pets’ swag ourselves. Here are a few of our favorite projects that Crucible staff, faculty, and students have made for their pets.
How do you like your coffee? How about in a ceramic mug and pour over set that you hand-built yourself? In this step-by-step, you will learn how to make your own! Sign up for Ceramics I, offered evenings throughout the year, to make your mornings a little more special.
Natallia Pulko is known among The Crucible community for her quick and precise tooling skills, so we asked her to showcase her expertise in this video.
Fascinated by molten glass, hot metal, and the occasional burst of flames? The art of Enameling combines all of this in one class. It is the ancient art of fusing molten glass to metal, is easy to learn, and you’ll see quick results. Open up your creative practices to a world of color!
Making a hook is the first project in Blacksmithing I, and helps students begin to develop their tapering, bending, twisting, and punching skills. This step-by-step guide shows you what to expect.