It will not be offered during the 2000-2001 school year. Emphasis is placed on developing original work. Students explore the plastic possibilities of various concepts, forms and processes. Materials that may be used are clay, plastilene, plaster, wire, plastic, etc. Through these materials, relationships between volume, texture and space are explored.
Students learn to develop miniature sculptural forms as functional jewelry.
Enrichment of both 2 and 3D surfaces through selected materials and techniques is accomplished. Methods of jewelry display are also components of the course. This course is for students with a stronger interest in jewelry. Instruction is individualized so the students are able to develop their own concepts and ideas and to work with a variety of materials. Workshop students may also help the less advanced students.