Glass - Sreen Printing. This course will explore methods of printing to create imagery in glass. Returning students will have the opportunity to continue their experimentation , The primary technique will be screen printing with alternative printing methods suited to the chosen image/s. The use of inclusions may be appropriate, The intention is to layer the glass to create a 3-dimensional effect when fired - looking through the glass to see a complete image either pictorial or abstract, Colour will play an important role in the experimental stages to inform the final outcome. The use of sketchbook work and photographic documentation will show an increased awareness of design through a personal body of work with visual imagery and annotation, The techniques can be used alongside students' personal programme to inspire current working methods moving glasswork to a higher level, Equally the student in early stages of glasswork will find the course a source of inspiration for future projects, A chance to work with Pippa Stacey, a well-known professional glass artist. The outcomes for this 6 week course will depend upon your experience and level of skill. The least experienced will produce a series of samples which will inform future work. The more experienced may be able to produce a finished piece in the time available., This is a high level course for experienced glass students. It is only suitable for experienced students, such as those with Level 3 City and Guilds
Name: Glass - Screen Printing Qualification title: Non regulated Community Learning provision, Crafts, Creative Arts and Design Qualification type: Assessment Awarding Generic award - no awarding body Created 20170119 11:44:16 Updated 20170119 11:44:16
Please bring design/ project ideas to the first session and suitable drawing equipment and tools., Glass appropriate to project work, Health and Safety:, You must wear closed toe shoes, All masks, gloves and ear defenders will be supplied if necessary, No drinks are allowed in the studio because of the possible risks of contamination., Equipment required Please bring design/ project ideas to the first session and suitable drawing equipment and tools., Glass appropriate to project work, Health and Safety:, You must wear closed toe shoes, All masks, gloves and ear defenders will be supplied if necessary, No drinks are allowed in the studio because of the possible risks of contamination.,
Kent Training and Apprenticeship Service / Kent Adult Education (Community Learning and Skills)
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Title: Non regulated Community Learning provision, Crafts, Creative Arts and Design Qualification: Non regulated Community Learning provision, Crafts, Creative Arts and Design Classification: Arts, Media and Publishing