David Eichelberger is co-owner of TWO-ONE Ceramics, a production studio based in Brattleboro, Vermont, which he operates with his wife, Elisa Di Feo. David received his MFA from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (2010), and was a Resident Artist at the Penland School of Craft from 2011-14. He has exhibited his work across the country, and is a Director at the Marlboro Studio School, a non-profit educational endeavor that celebrates the power of creativity. In this workshop, we will explore ways to take flat shapes and translate them into a three-dimensional forms, using straightforward processes that are well-suited for both functional wares and sculptural pieces. Our methods will include simplified hand-building techniques that can be successful for makers at all levels. This approach can also be a good bridge for wheel-throwers interested in hand-building and making pieces with alternative shapes.