Sketchbook: Inspiration, Ideas and Prototyping
October 22nd to November 12th, 2024
Tuesdays, 6pm to 9pm (12 hours, 4 days)
Minimum students: 4 students
Maximum students: 10 students
Materials Fee: $20 included with registration. Price doesn’t include a sketchbook.
Registration closes: October 15th
No experience necessary
Class minimum: 4
Class maximum: 10
Spots taken: /10
SKU: 1705-F24-08
Category: Multimedia
This course's objective is to provide students with a new tool to incorporate into their creative process. We will go through the stages prior to the materialization of the piece.
- Inspiration: What motivates me to create? How do I nurture my creativity today?
- Idea: How do I materialize my ideas? How can I relate them to my inspiration and theme?
- Prototyping: Do I create samples before the final product? When I finish my piece, is it as I imagined it?
Utilizing a sketchbook provides a structured approach to developing each artistic creation. It begins with your theme and you’ll work on research, sketching, sampling, prototyping and the final design. This journey offers a systematic exploration of the artistic process, from initial concepts to the step-by-step
realization of the final piece.
Sketchbooks enable you to revisit previous pieces, re-design Sketches and improve upon them, as well as reduce the margin of error when manufacturing the piece.
Location
Multipurpose Studio
(We are located in the Halifax Seaport; next to Pier 21.
There is a black train car in front of our building.)
Address: 1 1061 Marginal Road, Unit #140, Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 4P7
Upon entry, turn right. Go down the hall as it naturally turns left, the Fibre Studio door will be directly at the end.
Instructor
Lara Sturzenbaum
Lara Sturzenbaum, born in Río Gallegos, Patagonia, Argentina, immersed herself in the world of jewelry from a young age, initiating her journey with beading craftsmanship at the age of twelve. Over the years, she refined her skills by incorporating semi-precious stones and precious metals. In 2010, she founded her brand, Malercas. Her artistic journey led her to Halifax, Canada, where she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, specializing in Jewelry Design and Metalsmithing in 2022.
Patagonia’s breathtaking landscapes and stunning skies noticeable influence her practice and is a distinguishable characteristic in her pieces. Her jewellery work is fabricated with traditional techniques combined with unconventional materials, such as biomaterials. In addition to her artistic practice, Lara shares her knowledge internationally by teaching online classes in jewelry and sketchbook techniques.
