Painting metals
Discover the ultimate online course on painting metals with gouache. Empower yourself to create stunning jewelry illustrations.
WITH GOUACHE
Jewellery gouache painting is a precise and creative craft, treasured in historical jewellery houses as an important part of their heritage. Every jewellery drawing is a tiny masterpiece seen to hold the same importance as a jewellery piece itself.
Painting metals with gouache course is designed to focus on depicting yellow, white and rose gold or silver jewellery. In other words, predominantly highly polished metal surfaces and volumes.
It requires a basic experience in gouache painting as it might be challenging for complete beginners to paint small scale objects and maintain a right consistency of paint to achieve a satisfying result. If you are a complete beginner in this technique we advice you to start with our Drawing Gems Foundation course.
Painting metals with gouache course is designed to focus on depicting yellow, white and rose gold or silver jewellery. In other words, predominantly highly polished metal surfaces and volumes.
It requires a basic experience in gouache painting as it might be challenging for complete beginners to paint small scale objects and maintain a right consistency of paint to achieve a satisfying result. If you are a complete beginner in this technique we advice you to start with our Drawing Gems Foundation course.
ART OF JEWELLERY GOUACHE PAINTING
If you love jewellery and are fascinated by the magic of a jewellery drawing.
It is suitable for beginners and experienced jewellery artists, who have not yet studied the nuances of light, shadows in cabochons and faceted cuts.
It is suitable for beginners and experienced jewellery artists, who have not yet studied the nuances of light, shadows in cabochons and faceted cuts.
WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR?
- Jewellery lovers passionate about design and interested in starting painting their dream jewels
- Jewellery designers and jewellery students
- Everyone else who loves to draw and want to learn gouache painting technique
- Jewellers, who want to learn how to visualize gemstones and want to learn how to sketch them for clients
- Experienced jewellery designers to improve their illustration skills
After the background in academic drawing from the art and architecture schools she developed her jewellery design skills at Creative Academy - private design school by Richemont group in Milan. There she worked on real projects for Richemont brands such as Van Cleef and Arpels, Vacheron Constantine, Roger Dubuis and others, followed by an internship in Van Cleef and Arpels design department in Paris.
Combining her drawing skills with extensive practical experience in the industry she worked out the series of jewellery drawing programs of different levels for jewellery designers and lovers. Since 2016 Inesa has been teaching around the globe. For her masterclasses she collaborated with different art and design institutions, including Victoria and Albert museum in London.
Curiosity about life in all its aspects, I think, is still the secret of great creative people.
Combining her drawing skills with extensive practical experience in the industry she worked out the series of jewellery drawing programs of different levels for jewellery designers and lovers. Since 2016 Inesa has been teaching around the globe. For her masterclasses she collaborated with different art and design institutions, including Victoria and Albert museum in London.
Curiosity about life in all its aspects, I think, is still the secret of great creative people.
Inesa Kovalova
International jewellery designer with extensive experience in drawing.
course tutor
The course program is divided into 3 parts.
Each block consists of theory of light explanations, step-by-step demonstration video tutorials, and practical exercises for independent work (actual jewels) with explanations on how to paint them. You are also welcome to paint your own designs that correspond to the topic of the block instead or additionally to independent practical assignments.
Please note, this course doesn't cover perspective drawing.
For perspective, check our Sketching jewellery course .
Each block consists of theory of light explanations, step-by-step demonstration video tutorials, and practical exercises for independent work (actual jewels) with explanations on how to paint them. You are also welcome to paint your own designs that correspond to the topic of the block instead or additionally to independent practical assignments.
Please note, this course doesn't cover perspective drawing.
For perspective, check our Sketching jewellery course .
PROGRAMME
Ribbons and knots
Folds and textures
Part 2.
Part 3.
The second part delves into painting ribbons and knots, beloved subjects in jewellery art. We will learn to paint twisted flat metal ribbons and wire knots.
In the third part, we will paint folded surfaces and complex objects. Based on the knowledge and skills you get in the previous parts, we will learn folds construction and paint an illustration of a folded metal brooch.
Volumes
Final lesson is dedicated to drawing gemstone compositions(jewels)
Part 1.
This part is dedicated to practicing simple volumes in different metal colours. Participants will develop an understanding of light and shadow, learning to approach drawing different metal volumes such as flat and angled surfaces, spheres, tubes, chains, and toruses.
Smooth shapes, creases, and textures.
Week 5.
The final week is devoted to drawing smooth shapes, creases and textures.
Part 1 - Volumes
This part is dedicated to practicing simple volumes in different metal colours. Participants will develop an understanding of light and shadow, learning to approach drawing different metal volumes such as flat and angled surfaces, spheres, tubes, chains, and toruses. We will practice painting a brooch that consists of flat surfaces and earrings consisting of cylinders and spheres.
Part 2 - Ribbon and knots
The second part delves into painting ribbons and knots, beloved subjects in jewellery art. We will learn to paint twisted flat metal ribbons and wire knots. As a practical assignment, you will complete an illustration of an antique bow brooch.
Part 3 - Folds and textures
In the third part, we will paint folded surfaces. Based on the knowledge and skills you get in the previous parts, we will learn folds construction and paint an illustration of a folded metal brooch. Additionally, in this part, we will also review how to paint textured metal surfaces.
STUDENTS' RESULTS
COURSE PRICES
Tilda Publishing
Painting MetalS with gouache
- 6 weeks of curated learning in the inspiring team
- recorded videos
- 3 recorded feedback webinars
- 6 months access to the videos
- Certificate of completion
You can pay in TWO installments
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€ 272
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(including VAT 21%)
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
It requires basic experience in gouache painting, as it might be challenging for complete beginners to paint small-scale objects and maintain the right consistency of paint to achieve a satisfying result. For those entirely new to this technique, we recommend starting with our Drawing Gems Foundation course.
No. The learning process is adjustable for different levels and results will also vary. You will have a chance to learn from your mates. When you already have some experience in jewellery drawing you will bring your skills to the next level by structuring your knowledge and extensive practice.
We assume that minimal time you need for the course is 4-5 hours per week: lessons duration is 1-1,5h + 2 h webinar. Time for the homework and self-practice depends on you. Homeworks might be partly completed, minimal recommended time for this is about 3-4 h.
You have an access to the videos for 6 months. In case you'd like to prolong the access, it is possible for 35 EUR per month.
Unfortunately, no. We are providing files that you need to print yourself on the recommended pape
Unfortunately, no. We are providing you the detailed list of tools and materials, but we are not able to recommend the suppliers as we don't know all the art shops in the world) You are welcome to share your recommendations with us for future students!
Yes, after submitting all the assignments you can e-mail us to request the certificate. The most importantly, you will be able to prove your skills with your drawings.
The result depends only on you. For sure you will be surprised with your achievements! The maximum result you get after doing the hometasks properly and accurately.