Jewelery design

The jewelry designer is a professional able to collect and transform the suggestions, stimuli and requests of the company and the market in which he operates into real creations. He has a great knowledge of techniques, materials and trends and knows how to reinterpret in an original way what he selects through a design method.
If your dream is to design jewels, you must be able to translate what you have in mind in a professional and detailed way, because giving shape to ideas is the designer’s job.

At the end of the course program a certificate of attendance will be issued.

Program

The course is divided into two parts: The first part is preparatory, concentrating on three-dimensional free hand drawing techniques and techniques to make the drawing as representative as possible of the real object. Special attention is given to drawing of complex volumes and coloring techniques, which are very important in the rendering of jewelry; every stone, every setting and every detail should be perfectly drawn and correctly colored.
The second part focuses on the methodology of the design process, analysis of a piece of jewelry. Before each product there is the idea, before the idea there is a path of suggestions elaborated according to a design method made up of study and analysis. This part is carried out through a series of design exercises of increasing complexity. We will start with influences far from the world of jewelry and learn to describe our personal journey of ideas through images, drawings and words. The training course will end with the creation of a capsule collection with 3 jewelery creations with all the necessary and explanatory drawings (sketches, axonometric views, exploded views, technical drawings).
A focus on a hypothetical reference brand (target) is envisaged, in order to make each final work even more concrete to the market.

Reservation required

deposit of 300 €, non-refundable in case of cancellation

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