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Jewelry Design: From Basic to Advanced Creations
School of Visual Arts, NYC JUN 8 - AUG 10/ $430/ Wednesday 1:00-4:00 PM/ 10 sessions Designed for all levels of jewelry enthusiasts, students in this course will work at their own pace to create original jewelry pieces. Techniques covered include sawing, filing, forming, joining, soldering, annealing, filing shapes, ring sizing, sanding, wax carving, joining of metals, embossing techniques on metal, polishing, texturing metal and stone setting. Students will develop ideas for creating jewelry, such as earrings, necklaces, bracelets and chains. Beginners will start by making a plain, sterling silver ring or one set with a gemstone. Technical problem solving, mastering new skills, and instilling confidence and competency will be emphasized. Individual assistance from the instructor will be given throughout the course. Register NOTE: This course is held on campus at SVA. |
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ABOUT TCHIN
TCHIN (pronounced 'chin) is an internationally known, multi-award winning artist, specializing in metalwork.
Inspired by his heritage, Tchin interprets tradition, culture, and history into undeniably contemporary, sophisticated, wearable art. He has been featured in Vogue Magazine, collaborated with Cartier, and received numerous national awards for his silverwork. All his jewelry is dreamed, designed, and made by him. In addition, he is an accomplished author, flutemaker, educator, lecturer, folklorist, musician, entertainer, and clothes maker.
Tchin was born in Norfolk, Virginia and lived in rural Virginia and Rhode Island where he received his early schooling. He attended the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, New Mexico and graduated from Rhode Island School of Design. He lives with his wife and looks forwards to many visits from his four daughters and nine grandchildren.
Inspired by his heritage, Tchin interprets tradition, culture, and history into undeniably contemporary, sophisticated, wearable art. He has been featured in Vogue Magazine, collaborated with Cartier, and received numerous national awards for his silverwork. All his jewelry is dreamed, designed, and made by him. In addition, he is an accomplished author, flutemaker, educator, lecturer, folklorist, musician, entertainer, and clothes maker.
Tchin was born in Norfolk, Virginia and lived in rural Virginia and Rhode Island where he received his early schooling. He attended the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, New Mexico and graduated from Rhode Island School of Design. He lives with his wife and looks forwards to many visits from his four daughters and nine grandchildren.
FEATURED IN THE FOLLOWING BOOKS:
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Farwell was born and raised in the Crow Nation. Her evocative, heartwarming tale offers touching insights into strong family bonds. Readers will appreciate the sweet and tender examples of closeness. Grosch’s gorgeous illustrations are interpretations of renowned works by Indigenous artists. The unique spreads deftly supplement the expressive story. Most images emphasize nature elements, including leaves, flowers, and butterflies, in bold, appealing colors. Other pages reflect the two characters’ journeys, from the mother’s pregnancy to the child’s older years. One image shows the pair walking hand in hand to a school bus. A poetic and sentimental parent-and-child tale featuring beautiful illustrations. -- Kirkus Reviews
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