excellent video....totally comprehensive and clear , easy to follow and well put together visually. Not too long either...just enough to communicate the principles of jewelry drawing techniques. Love it altogether. Many thanks for this professional and concise video..
@@stella1118 If you are in Singapore, you can take all of our courses at JDMIS' Queenstown campus. For international students, you can learn Classical Design 1 Certificate which is 100% online! learn.jdmis.edu.sg/product/professional-certificate-in-classical-jewellery-design-foundation/ Module 1 is currently having a limited-time 25% offer!
even it is my first to see this video, I am very excited to learn DIY jewelry about making jewelry, using earring hook, earring back, earring post, thank you so much
Thanks for the nice comment! Happy Holidays if you celebrate Christmas, Rugaya. You might also like to check out this video on Jewllery Technical Drawing!
Thank you for watching our video, we appreciate every comment written here! If you're interested you can watch Tanja giving an example of Technical Drawing for Jewellery Design here! à ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-67A8uRFU920.html Or If you prefer knowing what it's like to craft a piece of jewellery through Traditional Metalsmithing, click here! à ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S8sNgHoHyPw.html&index=1 And Celebrate our 10 year anniversary here! à ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qcaldpNlPFg.html
Hi Divya, wonderful to hear from aspiring jewellery artists! We are currently offering a online course on creative jewellery design, you will receive live mentoring support on assignments and mentorship, The link to the course is here: learn.jdmis.edu.sg/courses/jd100-1-beginning-your-jewellery-journey/
@@This_or_Thatx1 Nice! When the pandemic is over I hope we have a chance to travel again and maybe can meet at a jewellery show or if you visit Singapore. Very best regards!
Hi, l want to ask you about your book which is you give to your student, when they start the school. Is there any chance to buy it. Because l live in the UK and l am a student in a jewellery school and l am interested in the book. I really liked your school but its to far for me.. Thank you so much for all videos they really very good.
Hi Yesim, :( unfortunately we don't give books to non-students. We are currently offering an elearning course on creative jewellery drawing(Classical Design)....if you are interested you can click on this link to know more learn.jdmis.edu.sg/courses/jd100-1-beginning-your-jewellery-journey/
Hi Siegfried, thank you for your comment and glad you enjoyed the video! If you like jewellery design, you may also wish to check out this video on Jewellery Design Technical Drawing ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-67A8uRFU920.html
Hi @Priyanka! The colours used were wax-based colour pencils, Derwent brand called Coloursoft. Company is from UK and pencils are so soft and blend very well. If you can't find these then another equally good option is by Sanford called Prismacolour. Hope that answers your question?
Hi Linda! Yesss! You can learn jewellery Design in the comfort of your home. We currently have beginners an online course on classical jewellery design. You may refer to this link to learn more about the online course jdmis.edu.sg/fine-jewellery-design-certificate-courses/creative-drawing-online.htm
Hi, great video! I am thinking about asking a local goldsmith for an apprenticeship. However, I fear rejection. I may take your online course to present my designs and show I am serious.
@@SRC503 Thanks for reaching out. It's great to have some foundation knowledge before you start working in the Industry. I am not sure what country you are writing from but if you are outside of Singapore, you may definitely start with our online course in Jewellery Design. We can advise you on the career opportunities if you could reach out to us through our e-mail info@jdmis.edu.sg. 😊
@@SRC503 Yes, our school is based in Singapore! 😁 Singapore is one of the most safest, and cleanest cities in the world. It's also a top destination for students around the world to pursue their studies.
Hey mikejiron77 Thanks for watching our video, regarding your question, we’ll be doing a QnA video soon with Tanja so stay tune and subscribe to check that out when we upload it!While waiting for that to be uploaded, if you'd like please watch this other video on how we prepare a design for manufacture by drawing in multiple views :) Jewellery design technical drawing with Tanja Sadow from JDMIS: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-67A8uRFU920.html
Hi there! Thanks for your positive comment. The tracing paper we use is 50g. We always colour on a dark background so we have some nice white/black art card to put behind the tracing paper. The coloured pencils we use are Derwent Coloursoft brand. They are great because they are waxy and blendable giving a shine finish We also use a white pigment ink pen - that is great for hightlights Finally, we like using HB 2mm lead pencils for the initial sketch because is it not too messy. We use 2H lead for technical drawings so as not to blend the pencil with the colours. Check out our other videos on technical drawings and metalsmithing too!
YESS!! Sheila, we are currently offering an E-learning course on creative jewellery drawing. The link to our course is here:learn.jdmis.edu.sg/courses/jd100-1-beginning-your-jewellery-journey/
I really enjoyed watching this video and i also really like the way you work ... i think i'll buy some transparent paper soon ;) Thanks for this video.
Hi Kondoju , there are two main ways to make your jewellery design. One is to outsource to a third-party manufacturer in your country. The longer path would be to learn to make yourself. JDMIS teaches metalsmithing courses but only on our Singapore campus. You can watch our preview video series to have a better idea about what this path entails: ru-vid.com/group/PLkoDF-s3HfZO3dTbQT12eFBC7wvNJOH5z . We often start out with bronze or silver and once you became more skilled you can move on to higher-value metals such as gold.
Great video, but please either eliminate the background music or reduce the volume, i could bearly hear you. In an instructional video, music is unnecessary. Thank you.
Thank you for your feedback, this video was made many years ago so the quality is not so great. We will take note of the background music for future production.
Hi Susana, glad to hear from you. YES!!! We do offer an online course currently. We are currently offering a online course on creative jewellery design, you will receive live mentoring support on assignments and mentorship, The link to the course is here: learn.jdmis.edu.sg/courses/jd100-1-beginning-your-jewellery-journey/
Having seen videos on RU-vid of using a 3d program to make them look the real thing, plus they can be rotated in all directions. Does this not make pen and pencil redundant? I enjoyed your video and have downloaded it for future reference.I am very new to this so I might end up eating my words because now the industry from what I can make of it is changing all the time with new methods, Lazer welders for instant, I will leave it there before I fall in the hole I'm digging for myself.
Hi Mr. Lee, that is a very good point. It partially can be addressed by preferred style. Simply some artists prefer pend and paper, others prefer digital. On the other hand, we can say that starting from a pen and paper drawing, it makes it easy to import the design from paper to the digital world. Certainly the digital design hold great power as it can show a photo realistic outcome before production. In fact we teach both styles at JDMIS.
· Thank you for watching our video, your comment is much appreciated. We thought you might be interested in Tanja’s Technical Drawing for Jewellery Design here à ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-67A8uRFU920.html Or Traditional Metalsmithing here à ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S8sNgHoHyPw.html&index=1 And Celebrate our 10 year anniversary here! à ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qcaldpNlPFg.html
Thank you Cherry! Where are you based? We can help you locating a vendor near you. You can get in contact with us through facebook.com/JewellerySchool/
Hi Alex, thank you for your question. If you have the chance to come to Singapore, that would be an awesomely immersive experience. Currently we are testing our e-learning platform and if you drop us a line at info@jdmis.edu.sg we will certainly keep you posted with the launch.
Hi, the color pencils that we use in class are Color Soft by Derwent. These are wax-based color pencils and what we can obtain in Singapore. If you are elsewhere, another very good brand is Sanford who produces a a type called Prismacolor which are equally good.
Hi there! Thanks for the positive comment. The coloured pencils we use are Derwent Coloursoft brand. They are great because they are waxy and blendable....
Thank you for watching our video, your comment is much appreciated. Yes we've got one and its right here! We thought you might be interested in Tanja’s Technical Drawing for Jewellery Design here à ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-67A8uRFU920.html Or even Traditional Metalsmithing here à ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S8sNgHoHyPw.html&index=1 And Celebrate our 10 year anniversary here! à ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qcaldpNlPFg.html
Hi Pratha! Thanks for reaching out... The school is located in Singapore. We have some great 2-week long skills certifications as well as a comprehensive diploma programme that can be completed in 2-10 months... If you are visiting from abroad, check out our intensive diploma schedules here: jdmis.edu.sg/intensive
Is it posible to take the course online? I live in Dominican republic so you see the problem there lol. This video was insanely helpful really enjoyed it
Good question! I guess you can read in the future! :) JDMIS has been intensively working are producing online learning resources. We are almost ready to launch the e-learning platform. Drop us a line on www.jdmis.edu.sg and you will certainly be among the first to hear about it once it is up and running.
Hi Lama, we unfortunately don't offer our manual or tools to non-students! We are currently offer an E-learning course on creative drawing jewellery learn.jdmis.edu.sg/courses/jd100-1-beginning-your-jewellery-journey/
Hi, no we don't provide Certificate for the introductory gem course above. Our Certification course is a 30-hour course taught in Singapore: jdmis.edu.sg/jewellery-foundation-certificate-courses/gemmology-secrets-of-the-gem-and-jewellery-trade.html
Hi Sharvin, yes you can learn the skills and techniques through our metalsmithing class that also apply to gold. However, in our courses we start with copper and silver first when learning the fundamentals of working with metals, because gold is a lot more costly and not ideal for using as practice when you are just starting out in metalsmithing and jewellery-making. But the skills and techniques you learn in handling copper and silver are the same for when you eventually start handling gold.
when she talks about wax pencils, what dose she mean? iv have searched for them with no luck. i'm in the UK are they a US thing? Also sounds like a relay good course id all so like to do it online!
Hi there! Thanks for your positive comment. The tracing paper we use is 50g. We always colour on a dark background so we have some nice white/black art card to put behind the tracing paper. The coloured pencils we use are Derwent Coloursoft brand. They are great because they are waxy and blendable giving a shine finish We also use a white pigment ink pen - that is great for hightlights Finally, we like using HB 2mm lead pencils for the initial sketch because is it not too messy. We use 2H lead for technical drawings so as not to blend the pencil with the colours.
Hi Marya, thank you for your interest. If you are interested in jewellery design, you can enroll into our fully online Classical Jewellery Design 1 Certificate. You can visit this link to learn more: learn.jdmis.edu.sg/product/professional-certificate-in-classical-jewellery-design-foundation/ The course consists of 5 progressive modules and you can use this voucher code for 30% OFF module 1: "Mod-1-25"
· Hey fellow jewellery designer thank you for watching our video, what style of jewellery do you design? and do you craft your own jewellery as well? Maybe you can check out Tanja’s Technical Drawing for Jewellery Design here, there could be some tips in there that you might find useful à ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-67A8uRFU920.html Or Traditional Metalsmithing here à ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S8sNgHoHyPw.html&index=1 Also we Celebrate our 10 year anniversary this year! à ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qcaldpNlPFg.html
Hi Sambit, most of our courses are taught in Singapore campus. We do have some elearning options available at learn.jdmis.edu.sg. We have the JD100 Classical Design Certificate fully available online
Hi Sambit, no it is not a book but a 5-part online Certification programme! You can take and pay for each of the 5 parts individually. In Rupee, it's a little bit over 56,000. learn.jdmis.edu.sg/product/professional-certificate-in-classical-jewellery-design-foundation?RU-vid
Hello... Do you offer a course in jewellery design.. I am super creative incredible dexterity and amazing vision.. I have some awesome ideas for jewellery and material.. please get back to me... Thank you.
Hey there! Thanks for taking the time to look at our video! It is great to be able to connect with other creative people around the world. If you are interested in the courses we offer you can always check out jdmis.edu.sg/intensive Have a great day!
Hi Joydeep Saikia, thanks for watching our video. JDMIS is currently offering an e-learning course on Classical Jewellery Design. You can complete the course at your own pace, and from your home. Please do check out the course link here: learn.jdmis.edu.sg/all-courses/ If you have any questions, you can email us at info@jdmis.edu.sg
Haha!! Thanks for the positive comment! Glad you enjoyed the tutorial... and yes, sorry about the music! The video is now quite old - it was an early effort. Te are doing better now with music! Thanks for the feedback.
· Thank you for watching our video, any feedback you can give us to improve could make us sweeter. We thought you might be interested in Tanja’s Technical Drawing for Jewellery Design here à ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-67A8uRFU920.html Or Traditional Metalsmithing here à ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S8sNgHoHyPw.html&index=1 And Celebrate our 10 year anniversary here! à ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qcaldpNlPFg.html
Thank you for your comment. At JDMIS we offer 4 tracks of learning: 1. DIPLOMA IN FINE JEWELLERY DESIGN This is specifically for designing jewellery digitally: jdmis.edu.sg/JDMIS-Diploma/diploma-in-fine-jewellery-design.html 2. DIPLOMA IN PRECIOUS METAL ART This is meant to physically produce jewels from scratch: jdmis.edu.sg/JDMIS-Diploma/diploma-in-precious-metal-art.html 3. DIPLOMA IN FASHION JEWELLERY ARTS This one is to learn how to assemble jewels from existing pieces: jdmis.edu.sg/JDMIS-Diploma/diploma-in-fashion-jewellery-arts.html We have also courses in entrepreneurship with regards to jewellery, but they are not yet compiled as a Diploma.
Great! We have 2 main learning paths that can guide you to producing your own jewellery. At the end of these 2 tracks you would be able to produce and commercialise your own jewellery: 2. DIPLOMA IN PRECIOUS METAL ART This is meant to physically produce jewels from scratch: jdmis.edu.sg/JDMIS-Diploma/diploma-in-precious-metal-art.html 3. DIPLOMA IN FASHION JEWELLERY ARTS This one is to learn how to assemble jewels from existing pieces: jdmis.edu.sg/JDMIS-Diploma/diploma-in-fashion-jewellery-arts.html
