7334
Prerequisite: Grade C or better in Jewelry and Enameling II
Semester
Credit Category: Fine Arts, Humanities, or Science, Technology, Engineering & Math
Level 1
Open to Grades 10-12
0.5 Credit
Advanced students will be encouraged to develop a portfolio, possibly focusing on a particular technique. Students will be encouraged to choose techniques to focus on creating a series of more challenging assignments to gain a high level of expertise. Students may explore more advanced and complex techniques of design, forming, forging, casting, cloisonne, champleve and etching. Students will research contemporary jewelers and enamel artists as well as techniques used by different cultures throughout history. Students will be required to maintain a sketchbook and complete writing assignments for the course. Aesthetic appreciation will also be taught. Students attaining a B or better in this class are eligible to take Honors Art- 3D or AP 3D Art & Design. All required materials will be provided. Sterling silver, PMC, and stones are optional and must be purchased separately.