Thirteen-year-old Grace Hillie squirts blue paint onto her plate during a pottery class at BrushFire Art Studio on Thursday, Jan. 4.
Clockwise, from top right, Heather Dronet, co-owner of BrushFire Art Studio in the Denham Springs Antique Village, leads Grace Hillie, Maddy Armstrong and Maren Armstrong in a pottery class at her studio on Thursday, Jan. 4.
Six-year-old Maddy Armstrong, back, and her 12-year-old sister Maren Armstrong rip pieces of paper that will later be used to create a decorative plate.
Grace Hillie paints pieces of ripped up paper before laying them face down on a plate during a pottery class at BrushFire Art Studio.
Some of the wine glasses patrons of BrushFire Art Studio have painted during classes held at the studio in the past.
Maddy Armstrong, left, watches in amazement as her sister Maren blows bubbles onto her decorative plate during a pottery class at BrushFire Art Studio.
Heather Dronet, co-owner of BrushFire Art Studio, left, helps Maddy Armstrong with her bubbles during a pottery class at the studio on Thursday, Jan. 4.
Since buying BrushFire Art Studio in June 2016, co-owners Heather and Tracey Dronet have modified the 7-year-old studio, including changing most of the walls from teal to white.
Maddy Amrstrong rubs paint over a silk screen to complete her decorative plate.
