This course offers students the opportunity to explore and experiment with
a variety of processes and techniques as they develop an understanding of
design concepts of jewelry, metalworking and sculpture. The materials and
techniques range from: silver, copper, brass, enameling, brazing, soldering,
polymer clay, and ceramic clay to plaster and glass. The course will
prepare students with a foundation of the fundamental skills and design
concepts for Jewelry and Metal Work II.

Students will continue to explore further possibilities in working with
metals, clays and stone, as well as new materials and techniques such as
wood, plaster and casting. The emphasis is placed on developing their
awareness of sculptural form, thinking in three dimensions and mastering
the use of sculptural materials and tools.

Students will continue to explore further possibilities with an emphasis on
individualized concentration.