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About the course
This five-day course will explore a number of non-traditional and experimental enamelling techniques suitable for jewellery and small-scale work. The course is suitable for intermediate and advanced students who want to build on their skill base and have some extended studio time. Various enamelling techniques will be demonstrated and students will leave with a number of their own samples. There will also be the opportunity to make simple pieces that can be incorporated into finished work. Techniques covered will include: -Sifting -Stencilling -Firing (including under and over firing) -Adhesive mark-making -Enamelling over an altered surface -Etching for enamelling -Use of wet process (industrial) enamels -Sgraffito -Fire-scale and flux -Use of foils -Surface finishes
How is the course delivered and assessed?
Through hands on lessons and creative demonstrations in sessions. You will be supported by the tutor in creating your own ideas and provided ideas to follow and adapt.
About the tutor
Jessica Turrell is a well-established jeweller with over 30 years teaching experience. Her focus is on the use of vitreous enamel using non-traditional techniques in combination with metal texturing. Jessica studied at Central Saint Martins and has an MA in multi-disciplinary printmaking from UWE, Bristol. She exhibits nationally and internationally
What do I need to join (Entry Requirements)
There are no specific entry requirements for this course. However, some previous Enamelling experience would be beneficial. As well as an interest in the subject and enthusiasm to learn.
