Jewelry Making: Working with Textures in Metal
The Mood Board 2
A course by Karl Mazlo , Jewelry Artist
About the video: The Mood Board 2
Overview
“I know what type of jewelry I'm going to make. You will see here how I work on preparatory drawings of the textures, then on the sketch of the jewel.”
In this video lesson Karl Mazlo addresses the topic: The Mood Board 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Jewelry Making: Working with Textures in Metal. Learn to create unique textures in metal and make jewelry using traditional tools and techniques.
Partial transcription of the video
“The mood board Now that we know what type of jewelry we are going to focus on, we will prepare different preparatory drawings of textures. I will settle down to draw the textures. In general, I like working with Micron markers from the Pigma brand which hold well and have a very fine finish. I prepared my sheet, I made a frame. I use a rectangular format, simply to give me a frame in the texture. I recommend you do two to four textures. For the first two, you can take inspiration from a book or a photo. For these two textures I'm going to do, I do not take a model, because I like to imagine...”
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Course summary for: Jewelry Making: Working with Textures in Metal
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Category
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Areas
Fashion Design, Jewelry Design
Karl Mazlo
A course by Karl Mazlo
Karl Mazlo is a jewelry artist based in Paris. He grew up in the world of jewelry thanks to his parents who are jewelry designers. After graduating from the Boulle School in Paris, where he learned the art of jewelry making, he went freelance and began working for designers. It was during his stay in Japan that he developed a new vision of his approach. He was then instilled with the desire to create, and set up his own company to convey this vision and his story.
He creates unique jewelry for individuals, but occasionally collaborates with large companies like the Eastern & Oriental Express, for whom he has created jewelry inspired by this train journey.
His works have been exhibited at the Grand Palais in Paris, the Metropolitan Art Museum in Tokyo, and the Thaddaeus Ropac gallery, among others. He is also the winner of various prizes such as the Made in Paris label prize, 1st Prize at the Ateliers d'Art de France competition, and the Exceptional Talent Prize of the Liliane Bettencourt Schueller foundation.
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