Learn to Enamel

Explore color, build confidence, and develop your own way of working.

Not one path—many ways to begin.

“Three Ways to Begin”
Choose Your Path​

Studio Workshops

Join me in my Marietta, GA studio for a hands-on, small group experience.
Work directly with materials, tools, and kilns—with guidance and feedback as you go.
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This is a space to:
→ build foundational skills
→ ask questions in real time
→ explore your own ideas with support
Structure and exploration—side by side.

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Enamel Color Confidence Academy

A guided online studio
An online space for exploring enamel color through practice.
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Instead of following lessons, you’ll learn how to:
→ ask your own color questions
→ create small studies
→ learn from what happens

Each cycle begins with a shared spark--
and then you choose your direction.

→ Explore the Academy

The Enamel Channel

A growing library of video lessons for exploring enamel--
from foundational techniques to more advanced approaches.

Watch, pause, and return whenever you need.
Use it to:
→ understand how things work
→ see how techniques are built
→ support your own studio practice


Not steps to follow--
but a resource that grows with you.

→ Explore the Enamel Channel

My Approach to Teaching

I teach enamel as a language--
of color, layers, and light.

You’re not just learning techniques,
but how to see, question, and explore.
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The goal is not only to make finished work--
but to develop your own way of working.

→ What is Enamel Color Confidence?

Enamel Color Confidence

Learn how to make color decisions with
​clarity and confidence.

Instead of guessing or second-guessing,
you begin to understand how color behaves--
and how your choices affect what you see.
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Confidence grows through practice,
one small study at a time.

→ What is Enamel Color Confidence?

The "Language" of Enamel

Enamel is more than a technique--
it’s a language of color, layers, and light.
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As you begin to understand how these
elements work together,you gain more control,
​more flexibility,
and more ways to express your ideas.

→ Explore the Language

Meet Ricky

I’ve spent over fifty years working with enamel--
as both an artist and a teacher.

My background also includes coaching and sport psychology,
which continues to shape how I think about learning and practice.
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Whether in the studio or in the classroom,
I’m interested in helping people discover their own way of working.

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