Understanding & Executing Assorted Lettering Styles
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| Skill Intermediate |
| Division Metal Engraving |
| Project Key Fob or Pendant |
| Cost $ 1195 |
| Location Emporia, Kansas, USA |
| Dates 09/20 – 09/24 |
| Instructor(s) Todd Daniels |
Course Description
Designed for jewelers and engravers who already have a basic engraving foundation, this course specializes in the design, layout, and execution of a variety of lettering, including standard and highly decorative styles. It emphasizes efficiency by using the latest GRS power-assisted tools and versatility by teaching techniques that work on a wide variety of metal surfaces and workpieces. Based on time and student interest, other forms of jewelry engraving may also be covered.
Course Objectives
Prerequisites
This course requires instructor approval for enrollment.
Contact GRS for details.
Designed for jewelers and engravers who already have a basic engraving foundation, this course specializes in the design, layout, and execution of a variety of lettering, including standard and highly decorative styles. It emphasizes efficiency by using the latest GRS power-assisted tools and versatility by teaching techniques that work on a wide variety of metal surfaces and workpieces. Based on time and student interest, other forms of jewelry engraving may also be covered.
Course Objectives
- Overview of tools used in this course
- How graver shape and geometry affects lettering
- Alignment, spacing, and layout of letters
- Shading and texturing letters
- Using the computer to assist layout
- Workholding techniques, fixtures, and materials
- Applying serif and sans serif letters
- Transfer techniques
- Lettering: Bright Cut Script, Ribbon-Cut Script, Leaf Script, Block, Wriggle, Roman, Micro, Inside Ring Engraving, and Monograms.
Prerequisites
This course requires instructor approval for enrollment.
Contact GRS for details.
Please note: Course information subject to change without notice. Example images may not show exact techniques, methods, designs, etc., taught or demonstrated in course.
