Ceramics At Home Releases Free E-book.

Online, August 8, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Ceramics At Home, a leading online storefront for custom-made ceramic art, has released an e-book title Ceramics Creations & Painting Techniques. The e-book contains dozens of do it yourself painting and ceramic projects.

"Ceramics At Home is excited to release this colorful e-book. We feel that Ceramics Creations & Painting Techniques can inspire the artist in everyone to have fun with ceramic works and with painting," a representative from the company said. "We think this would be perfect for the art student, kid, and hobbyist to use."

The e-book comes in a PDF format that visitors can download to their computers and print. Within the e-book are projects ranging from animals such as zebra templates to marbling within ceramics. The projects utilize unpainted ceramics as a baseline. Each project has a detailed list of supplies needed and the process for which to replicate the project.

The company hopes that artists take advantages of the fun and free e-book to create ceramic projects within the comforts of home. They also encourage everyone to contact the company if they have any questions or would like to order their own, custom designed, professional ceramic piece.

About Ceramics at Home:

Ceramics at home began after a visit to our local ceramics and painting store. It was a fun project for the whole family but we found it hard to find the time to complete a project in one sitting, especially with a 3-year-old. We thought it would be great if we could do it at home but still wanted to have it fired so it had that finished look to it. Thus Ceramics at Home was born. We wanted to offer this service to people all over the country who wanted to complete beautiful ceramic projects but had trouble finding the supplies locally or the time to paint it at the store. This service allows you to choose your project, take as long as you would like to paint it and then we kiln fire it for you so you end up with a professional looking finished piece you can enjoy for years to come. More information can be found at www.ceramicsathome.com.