Jewellery Workshop Practices I

At the end of the course, students should be able to: 1. identify colour as an element of design, through evolving exercise in creative use for various patterns and symbols; and 2. explore creative ideas for the development of jewellery products.

This course expounds the role of the metal and jewellery designer, provides the students with knowledge on the various types of metals and jewellery (surface): structural and applied. With more emphasis on the applied design. This will include furnishing design, engraving and embroidery. This course will focus on development of concepts for jewellery and metal design through exercises in basic repeat patterns on paper. Identifying and exploring colour as an element of design, through evolving exercise in creative use for various patterns and symbols