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Champ-levé Enamel on Silver
Champ-levé is a type of enamel in which the colour is inlaid into a recessed pattern in the metal, giving it a similar look to stained glass or mosaic. Complex, multicoloured patterns can be created using this torch-fired method. Because students will learn to make a piece of jewellery from start to finish, they will learn basic jewellery techniques such as cutting, soldering and polishing, as well as the torch-fired enamel process. This technique is well-suited to the most basic home jewellery studio, as no kilns are required. Suitable for all skill levels, from beginner to advanced.
July 18-22
$595 + GST
Instructor: Karin Marita Jones
Course # 1159
This course is offered as part of Series Summer School of the Arts, an intensive summer visual art program offered annually at Red Deer College.
The program has been running for over 30 years and continues to grow and change each year, attracting internationally renowned instructors from across the globe. This year we are delighted to welcome instructors from across Canada and the US, Italy, Australia, and New Zealand.
With over 60 courses to choose from, you're sure to find something to peak your interest. Classes are available for all skill levels in a wide variety of media, including glassblowing, flameworking, jewellery, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, bronze casting, handcrafted fine furniture, mixed media, mold-making and many more!
For more information or to register:
403.356.4900 or 1.888.886.2787