Showing posts with label Jewellery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jewellery. Show all posts
Monday, 25 October 2010
Sunday, 24 October 2010
Made in Scotland Exhibition.

Lorraine Law, Commercial Street Dundee.
3rd-13th November 2010
3rd-13th November 2010
Made in Scotland, an exhbition of 15 current contempary jewellers, some like myself newly graduated, others well established. I have made some more commercial pieces for this event, which will be displayed alongside my degree show collection.
Come along and have a gander!
Till later x
Come along and have a gander!
Till later x
Labels:
Dundee,
Exhibition,
Jewellery,
Lorraine Law
Friday, 23 April 2010
Tuesday, 29 September 2009
Dissertation Finding!
The Sketch Furniture series was developed by a company called Front in Sweden. A bit messy perhaps, but the process seems amazing, tactile and something if refined would be amazing for possible jewellery exploration. Similar to the haptics used by Anne Marie Shillito and the Tacitus Project at ECA(skecthing in a 3D space) but slightly different technology. Some might find it boring, but think of the possibilities of sketching your designs(or part designs), refining and rapid prototyping as a method of practice-much more exciting than Rhino3D!
Till Later x
Till Later x
Labels:
Dissertation,
Final Year,
Haptics,
Jewellery,
Rhino3D,
Tactile,
Technology
Sunday, 4 November 2007
A little to begin with...

In May of this year I completed a General Art and Design Course at Duncan of Jordanstone last year and loved it!
So I then internally reapplied into my 2nd Year to do Jewellery and Metalwork, which I started in September this year. It's what I have allllways wanted to do, so I'm really putting my all into the projects we've been given.
The first project was based on texture-we made paper, then metal samples to lead onto a final vessel design inspired by the textures we had already experimented with-safe to say I burnt my hands, cut them, hammered then several times!!! Within the 4 week project we got taught some basic skills such as soldering, scoring, and using some other tools within the workshop environment. The course seems to be about self discipline and teaching yourself skills and techniques through making mistakes! Its a good way of working, though with those who haven't done jewellery and metalwork before(which is 14/17 of us!) its a bit hard to get your head around.
The project we are currently working on is....a bit random to be honest! All 17 of us were given a piece of fruit (I got given a Royal Gala Apple....
Sounds....interesting?!
Hopefully will keep this blog up-to-date on what I'm up to in the studio and my inspirations out with Uni life.
Till later x
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