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JRD 105
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Title: | Cold-Connections in Metal |
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Course Description: | Introduces cold-connection metal fabrication techniques and tools. Projects will employ an array of metals, including sheet metal and wire, and allow for decorative gemstone or bead accents. |
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Min Credit: | 1 |
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STANDARD COMPETENCIES:
1. Demonstrate a basic knowledge of jewelry terminology, media and processes used to create metal jewelry.
2. Identify tools and components as they work together in the creation of wearable metal art.
3. Apply the visual elements and the principles of design to create jewelry, using various techniques including cold connections with metal.
4. Select, analyze and compose jewelry designs that demonstrate enhanced perception and communicate ideas and sensibilities.
5. Assemble and assess a presentation of your work that demonstrates professionalism.
TOPICAL OUTLINE:
I. Media and Processes
A. Jewelry Making Safety Standards
B. Introduction to Tools and Materials
C. Techniques: Wire
D. Techniques: Sheet Metals
II. Visual Elements of Design
A. Line
B. Shape
C. Value
D. Texture
E. Color
F. Space
III. Principles of Design
A. Balance
B. Scale
C. Proportion
D. Movement
E. Dominance
F. Contrast
G. Harmony – Rhythm and Repetition
H. Unity and Variety
VI. Topics:
A. Operating techniques for manually-operated tools and power tools
B. Cold-connection techniques with metal
C. Cold-connection designs with metal
D. Media, standards, and processes to create durable, wearable, metal art
E. Visualization and sketching processes
F. Collaboration in jewelry making processes
VII. Professionalism
A. Criticism and Evaluation
B. Presentation
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