(770) 394-3338
claybrull@aol.com
Carol's Classes

Carol Brull considers herself more of a facilitator than a teacher. Her intent is to provide tools (skills and guidance) for students to create that which is already within themselves.

I have been playing in clay since early childhood (and still am).

I have been studying ceramics since 1974 (and still am).

I have been showing/selling my ceramics since 1975 (and still am).

I have been teaching ceramic classes since 1980 (and still am).

boycecolmant@gmail.com
Boyce's Classes

Boyce Colmant is a ceramic artist living in Decatur, Georgia. She creates functional and sculptural forms using basic hand building techniques. She impresses the clay surface of her *functional ware using her handmade clay stamps. Her sculptural vessels are all built using hand rolled coils.

"I was fortunate to grow up in an environment where, surrounded by women who were bright, inquisitive, and artistic, my creativity was encouraged. I signed up for my first ceramics class at the University of South Florida in 1975. I quickly caught the clay bug. Clay is so magical to me. I love its tactile quality and versatility.

I began teaching ceramics following completion of an Assistantship at Callanwolde Fine Arts Center in Atlanta in 1996. I enjoy teaching students of all ages. I am never bored as long as I can work in clay. It continues to delight and excite me."

Boyce's clay work is in private collections in Alabama, Arkansas, California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Tennessee, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Oregon. She has given workshops in Florida, Georgia, Indiana, and Wyoming.