At Olympia High School, the pottery studio is alive with the hum of creativity, as students in both beginner and advanced pottery classes take on their first major projects of the semester. Under the guidance of pottery instructor Courtney Warnick, students are honing their craft and pushing their artistic boundaries, each in their own unique way. From the foundational work of the beginners to the intricate designs of the advanced students, the studio is a place where skill and imagination collide.
An advanced pottery student carefully fires their masterpiece, where skill and creativity converge in the kiln’s transformative heat. Caption by: Lahari Robba, Photo by: Ava Bautista
Mia Widrow, a beginner pottery student, proudly presents the clay mug she’s been crafting over the past few weeks, showcasing her progress and dedication. Caption/Photo by: Ava Bautista
An advanced pottery student expertly shapes his vase after firing, refining the form with precision and artistry. Captioned by: Lahari Robba, Photo by: Ava Bautista
Maddy Stratton meticulously sculpts and adds intricate designs to her mug, blending technique and creativity in every detail. Caption/Photo by: Lahari Robba
A close-up of Hunter McDonald’s intricate vintage mug design, where every detail reflects his skillful craftsmanship and attention to timeless aesthetics. Caption/Photo by: Lahari Robba
A finished monkey-shaped mug, fully polished and colored, serves as a creative example for current pottery students, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and imaginative design. Photo by Lahari Robba, Caption by: Ava Bautista
Anton Beltz, a beginner pottery student, carefully shapes his mug with precision, honing his skills and attention to detail with every turn of the wheel. Photo by: Ava Bautista, Caption by: Anton Belz
An advanced pottery student carefully examines the imperfections in his work, collaborating with peers to refine his technique and elevate his craft. Photo by: Lahari Robba, Caption by: Ava Bautista
A collection of completed pieces showcasing the student’s past work, serving as both a testament to their progress and an inspiring example for future pottery students. Photo/Caption by: Lahari Robba
Courtney Warnick expertly guides her pottery students, offering thoughtful assistance as they refine and perfect their carefully crafted pots and mugs. Photo/Caption by: Ava Bautista
Pottery students diligently refining the pieces they’ve been perfecting over the past few weeks, honing their skills with focus and dedication. Photo/Caption by: Lahari Robba.
