Student Working on Seahorse Sculpture
Cheryl Tall Art Studio
Sign up for Clay Classes!
Every Tuesday, 10:30-12:30 or 2:30-4:30 pm
Call 760-479-0399 or email for more information.
Learn hand building techniques such as slab construction, coil building, pinch techniques,
clay sculpting, press molding and others. Make sculptures of animals, people, buildings or abstract designs. Make functional ceramic pieces such as bowls, mugs, vases, boxes and serving platters.
Beginner to advanced students. On-going classes.
Instructor has Master's Degree in Ceramics and Fine Art.
$140 for four-in-a-row classes, includes glaze and firing for one 25 lb. bag of clay. Clay not included.
Clay $15 for 25 lb. bag. Additional glaze sessions and firings available, priced by size of sculpture.
Single classes available for $40 each for those with variable schedules.
Studio Address and Phone Number:
1114 N. Coast Highway 101, Suite 2
Leucadia, CA 92024, 760-479-0399
Hours: 3-6 pm M-F, 10:30-4:30 Tues., or by Appointment
NEW! Mixed Media Painting Classes offered on Thursday
$140 for four-in-a-row classes, includes some materials!
Single classes available for $40 each for those with variable schedules.
Learn painting techniques such as collage, color mixing and theory, acrylic techniques,
perspective, using texture gell, attaching found objects and others. Make paintings of animals, people, buildings or abstract designs. Make three dimensional pieces such as shadowboxes,
bas-relief plaques, books, boxes and cards.
Beginner to advanced students.
Classes by appointment, 2:30-4:30 pm, Thursday afternoons.
Instructor has Master's Degree in Ceramics and Fine Art.
Register for Clay or Painting Class
Come Check Us Out!
Visit our wonderful Leucadia location featuring
a working sculptor's studio, art gallery and an art classroom.
Conveniently located on Coast Highway 101 near other
Art Galleries, Fine Shops, Gift Boutiques,
Clothing Stores, Restaurants, and Museums.
Contact the studio to make an appointment.
760-479-0399 or email.
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Cheryl Tall painting glazes on her clay sculpture "Sapphire Lantern"