Intermediate Jewelry // Lockets, Hinges & Containers
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If you've taken an Intro to Jewelry class and you're ready to expand your hand-building fabrication skills then this is the class for you. Students will embark on an intermediate level project, such as a locket, salt and pepper shakers or a hinged lidded container. In this four week class you'll learn many new skills for advanced fabrication, such as keyhole mechanisms, soldering hollow forms and building hinges by hand. We will also discuss beginner business practices in the jewelry industry for those students interested in selling their work. We'll discuss using social media to market your work, introduce you to the ins and outs of Etsy, and touch on pricing and sourcing. At the end of this class students will feel confident in their higher level fabrication skills, and savvy enough to make their first forays into selling their work.
Interested in more project examples? Check out students work from the class on our tumblr.
Instructor
Max Goodman Max Goodman is a working artist and educator. A Philadelphia native, Max earned her BFA from the Tyler School of Art with a double major in Painting and Jewelry/Metalsmithing. After finishing her studies and working for several years in the jewelry design industry both for nationally selling firms and as an independent designer, Max spent a year traveling Europe as a wandering horse trainer. In 2009 she relocated to Brooklyn and happily discovered the art-making community here at 3rd Ward.
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