7335
Prerequisite: None
Semester
Credit Category: Fine Arts, Humanities, or Science, Technology, Engineering & Math
Level 1
Open to Grades 9-12
0.5 Credit
This course will introduce students to metal working techniques and terminology used by professional craftsmen. Students will apply design principles to create original designs for jewelry, sculptures and other functional or decorative objects. Basic metal working and enameling techniques including sawing, cold connections, torch soldering, buffing, forging, and forming will be covered. Students will be required to maintain a sketchbook and complete writing assignments for the course. Students attaining a B or better in this class plus one other 3D art course are eligible to take Honors Art- 3D or AP 3D Art & Design. All required materials will be provided. Sterling silver is optional and must be purchased separately.