ARAD 42003 - (was 4320) Advanced Jewelry & Metals I

Three credit hours.

Was ARAD 4320. Continued exploration of the materials, processes, and field of jewelry and metalsmithing. Build upon the foundational techniques learned in ARAD 32003. Students will become more familiar with and proficient in complex fabrication methods. The development of mechanisms, additional surface treatments, and stone-setting techniques will be covered. The resulting pieces will be directed to thoughtfully consider a relationship to the body and firmer knowledge of the historical and contemporary field of jewelry and metalsmithing. Emphasis will be placed on developing an individual aesthetic through discussion, research, and increased complexity of design and construction.

Prerequisites: ARAD 32003