Pottery Painting for One or Four at ChromaColour Creative Art Centre (Up to 60% Off)
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White & terra-cotta bisque ceramics beckon painters to use provided tools & up to 90 paints to coat functional & decorative pieces
Few things can catch a snack thief red-handed as efficiently as a freshly painted crimson cookie jar. Keep track of your sweet stock with today's Groupon to ChromaColour Creative Art Centre. Choose between the following options:
- For $20, you get $45 worth of pottery painting for one person. For $72, you get $180 worth of pottery painting for four people.
Behind 60 feet of storefront windows, visitors to ChromaColour Creative Art Centre's laid-back 50-seat studio coat blank ceramic canvases in custom designs using the vibrant hues of 90 available paints. Artists grab hold of provided brushes and supplies to paint stylish patterns, solid designs, or turn-by-turn maps to their favourite art museum onto diverse kid- and adult-themed pottery items such as mugs and alien skateboarders ($9–$20). Pottery gurus stand ready to assist as patrons customize the white or terra-cotta bisque surfaces of large teapots ($40–$49) as well as pitchers with a secret-possessions-capacity of up to 1.5 litres ($31–$39). When painting, guests can use tracing paper, stencils, and a custom-designed light box to craft and transfer patterns onto their clay tapestries, including Italian-style vases ($21–$30). Completed works take a dip into clear glaze before a kiln fires each piece, readying them to serve food or get the tan they always dreamed of.
White & terra-cotta bisque ceramics beckon painters to use provided tools & up to 90 paints to coat functional & decorative pieces
Few things can catch a snack thief red-handed as efficiently as a freshly painted crimson cookie jar. Keep track of your sweet stock with today's Groupon to ChromaColour Creative Art Centre. Choose between the following options:
- For $20, you get $45 worth of pottery painting for one person. For $72, you get $180 worth of pottery painting for four people.
Behind 60 feet of storefront windows, visitors to ChromaColour Creative Art Centre's laid-back 50-seat studio coat blank ceramic canvases in custom designs using the vibrant hues of 90 available paints. Artists grab hold of provided brushes and supplies to paint stylish patterns, solid designs, or turn-by-turn maps to their favourite art museum onto diverse kid- and adult-themed pottery items such as mugs and alien skateboarders ($9–$20). Pottery gurus stand ready to assist as patrons customize the white or terra-cotta bisque surfaces of large teapots ($40–$49) as well as pitchers with a secret-possessions-capacity of up to 1.5 litres ($31–$39). When painting, guests can use tracing paper, stencils, and a custom-designed light box to craft and transfer patterns onto their clay tapestries, including Italian-style vases ($21–$30). Completed works take a dip into clear glaze before a kiln fires each piece, readying them to serve food or get the tan they always dreamed of.