YourArt Kerámia Stúdió - Kerámiafestés és kerámia Workshopok - YourArt Kerámia Stúdió - Kerámiafestés és kerámia Workshopok

Super experience, the workshop was in a good mood.

The activity of the course leaders is undulating. The information is helpful, but not always professional. Nevertheless, it is a very good relaxation and pleasant pastime.

We came to the premium clay patterning workshop with high hopes. The lady leading the workshop, without any kind of greeting and introduction, decided in 10 minutes what could be done. The glazes to choose from (which would have been the essence of the whole "premium") were also out of gratitude for what was advertised on the website. In about an hour, all participants made the objects, along with patterning, by which time the lead lady whispered that it wasn't worth patterning the objects anyway, because it didn't look visible under the premium glaze anyway ... it obviously couldn't be done back. That’s why my girlfriend chose a simple transparent glaze in the end so as not to ruin the pattern - this also makes sense of being a premium. It was just icing on the cake that when I took over the finished items, it turned out that my girlfriend’s bowls had been successfully painted with a completely different, dark blue glaze instead of the transparent glaze, and one of my items was cracked and thrown aside. As a positive, I could highlight one thing - at the time of receipt, another lady working there offered to replace the broken object with another, already completed, orphaned object, or it would have been possible to make a replica of the broken object another time. Overall, for us, this occupation was extremely substandard, I think we could have expected a little more professionalism from employers on the part of both employers in terms of information and management.

There wasn’t a big selection of glazes at all, half of them said they didn’t have it now. In addition, the selected glaze with a bronze - bluish luster, according to the pattern, became specifically cocoa brown after firing.

The porcelain mug molding workshop provided enough information on how to make aesthetic, creative souvenirs by hand, at home.

I took part in a premium workshop within the framework of a team leader. The course leader was very kind, he explained and showed everything beautifully and clearly. On the other hand, he said that to model calmly, he will be seen under the maz. That's the result :( I'm very disappointed, I didn't expect that. If I know it will be like that, I won't buy so much by choosing the right sample.

We organized a team building program here, based on the pictures, the choice was made for the premium workshop. The event was in a good mood, everyone was very enthusiastic, there were a lot of really good ideas, but in the end, unfortunately, very few of them were what we expected. In this session, it is not worth fiddling with samples, the thick glaze has completely settled into the sample for most and has only ruined the whole thing. The more expensive price in principle guarantees a higher quality material, but even so, a good few pieces are broken or cracked. The injured could choose to try it again or have it done to us based on a photo. I tried it myself again, I thought I now know what to look for, which glaze behaves, the result is a square bowl that is not even smeared with the chosen color and a strange lump has formed in it. Looking at the other pots waiting to be picked up, it’s like we don’t have much influence on what the items will look like in the end, which is a pretty big risk for so much money. The question is, wouldn’t more help from those who handle the later stages of the process help?