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SUMMER 2005
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Metalsmithing Studio Classes |
All levels
Fabrication
Learn how to work in silver, gold, copper, and brass to create handcrafted
jewelry and other decorative or functional objects. In these classes, you will
develop the skills and techniques necessary to take your designs from concept to
completion. Beginning students are introduced to the equipment, torches, and
tools in the studio, and will focus on learning the basics: cutting, sawing,
texturing, shaping, soldering, fusing, filing, sanding, grinding, and polishing.
Students advance at their own pace, and instruction is individualized as you
progress to more complex design and construction techniques.
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Monday
Fred Miller
1:30P - 5:00P
938-05 June 6 - July 11 (no class July 4)
Tuition: $158.
953-05 July 25 - Aug 29
Tuition: $190.
Fred Miller
6:30P - 10:00P
939-05 June 6 - July 11 (no class July 4)
Tuition: $158.
Jan Alexander
6:30P - 10:00P
954-05 July 25 - Aug 29
Tuition: $190.
Tuesday
Ed Barker
9:30A - 12:30P
940-05 June 7 - July 12
Tuition: $135.
955-04 July 26 - Aug 30
Tuition: $162
Wednesday
Fred Miller
1:00P - 4:300P
944-05 June 8 - July 13
Tuition: $158.
Janet Alexander
959-05 July 27 - Aug 31
Tuition: $190. |
Thursday
Fred Miller
9:30A - 1:00P
945-05 June 9 - July 14
Tuition: $158.
961-05 July 28 - Sept 1
Tuition: $190.
1:30P - 5:00P
946-05 June 9 - July 14
Tuition: $158.
962-05 July 28 - Sept 1
Tuition: $190.
Friday
Ed Barker
9:30A - 12:30P
947-05 June 10 - July 15
Tuition: $135.
963-05 July 29 - Sept 2
Tuition: $162
1:00P - 4:00P
948-05 June 10 - July 15
Tuition: $135.
964-05 July 29 - Sept 2
Tuition: $162 |
Advanced
Fabrication: Advanced Concepts
Fred Miller
Thurs 1:30P - 5:00P
946-05 June 9 - July 14
Tuition: $158.
962-05 July 28 - Sept 1
Tuition: $190.
In an attempt to gain a greater understanding of concept-driven art work, this
class is focused focus more on ideas, rather than techniques. Through
discussion, lectures, and demonstrations, advanced students will envision,
design and construct two main metalsmithing projects, with the goal of learning
more about themselves and why they choose to construct art-jewelry in today’s
world. New technical experiences will be obtained through the creative process.
All levels
Casting &
Fabrication
These combination classes provide you with the opportunity to learn both casting
and fabrication methods. Casting techniques covered may include lost wax
casting; carving; mold making; wax injection; cuttlebone casting, sand casting,
how to finish wax to a high shine; casting stones in place; and the use of a wax
pen to make a granulation effect in wax.
Fred Miller
Wed 9:30A - 1:00P
943-05 June 15 - July 20
Tuition: $158.
Janet Alexander
958-05 July 27 - Aug 31
Tuition: $190.
Janet Alexander
Wed 6:30P - 10:00P
960-05 July 27 - Aug 31
Tuition: $190.
Experienced/Advanced
Metals Lab
Lab Monitor
Thurs 5:00P - 8:00P
Sat 10:00A - 6:00P
For experienced/advanced ongoing students. Instructor approval is required
before attending lab. Lab attendants oversee the studio but do not provide
instruction. Lab hours may change each month to accommodate workshops, but
generally follow the schedule. Lab fees are $5 per hour to be paid during lab.
Workshops
Beginning
Fast Track Fabrication—the Basics
Jan Alexander
Tues - Fri, 9:30A - 4:00P
801-05 May 31 - June 3
Tuition: $300.
Learn how to use the tools and equipment in the studio, while being introduced
to the basic skills you’ll need to start making jewelry. This workshop will
jump-start your progress in our regular sessions of classes, providing you with
the opportunity to gain confidence and develop your skills for future projects.
Learn how to saw, file, solder, polish, and set stones. Designed for the
beginning student, this is also an ideal class for those who want to focus on
sharpening their skills and techniques; or desire a "refresher" course before
undertaking a new direction in their work.
 Intermediate/Advanced
Epoxy Inlay Workshop
Sue Gordon
Sat, 10:00A - 3:00P & Sun 12:00P - 4:00P
802-05 June 4 & 5
807-05 July 30 & 31
Tuition: $160.
Design a sterling silver bezel-like frame with divided interiors. You will learn
how to fill the interior areas with epoxy mixed with powdered pigment, powdered
seasonings, eye shadow, enamel, etc. You can fill the interiors with several
different colors, or with one color. You will also explore a second technique -
layering the epoxy, mixed with pigment and metal scraps, to create a
three-dimensional design. Soldering experience required.
Intermediate/Advanced
Exploring the Bonny Doon Press
Jan Alexander
Mon - Fri, 1:00P - 4:30P
805-05 July 18 - 22
Mon - Fri, 6:30P - 10:00P
806-05 July 18 - 22
Tuition: $270. Supply fee: $10.
This five-day workshop gives you an opportunity to thoroughly explore and
experiment with the Bonny Doon press and accessories. Learn how to to quickly
stamp out forms for domed shapes, spoons, and embossing metal. Also learn how to
use the bracelet forming tools, and the urethane and restraining rings system in
the press to explore some of the design and production possibilities they offer.
Intermediate/Advanced
Fabricating Settings
Martin Kern
Sat & Sun, 9:00A - 4:00P
803-05 June 18 & 19
Tuition: $180.
Learn how to hand-fabricate your own settings for one carat stones using
sterling silver wire. You will learn how to make various shapes, consisting of
round, oval, and pear- shaped settings.
Intermediate/Advanced
Stone Setting Workshop
Martin Kern
Sat & Sun 9:00A - 4:00P
808-04 Aug 20 & 21
Tuition: $180.
Working with one carat stones, you will learn how to set various shaped stones,
including round, emerald, pear, marquis, oval, and bezel. Basic stone-setting
skills will be learned using hand tools, files, and hammers with limited use of
the flex shaft. Gypsy stone-setting will be demonstrated. |
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