Jewellery Illustration and Design, Vol.2

From the Idea to the Project
1. Auflage 2022
ISBN: 978-84-17656-56-0
Verlag: Hoakibooks S.L.

Buch, Englisch, 200 Seiten, Format (B × H): 213 mm x 297 mm, Gewicht: 995 g

After the introduction into geometry, perspective and the representation of materials in vol 1, this second volume constitutes a thorough and complete study on the fundamental aspects of graphically depicting a wide variety of jewellery. Having learnt about geometry, perspective and representation of materials in the first volume, this second book in this two-part series delves deeper into the process of designing jewellery, from the first sketch to the final representation, with special emphasis on how to work on ideas, plan a collection, and design and illustrate a wide range of pieces, such as necklaces, rings, earrings, and bracelets. The present volume tackles the process from the initial idea, based in natural or geometrical forms, to the final drawing of the completed piece, including illustration techniques and sources of inspiration, all aspects that will stir up the reader’s creativity. It is the ultimate tool and resource for jewellery students and professionals, and even illustrators in search of professional guidelines in freehand drawing and painting techniques when representing jewellery

Zielgruppe

Schmuckdesigner, Gold- und Silberschmiede und Goldschmiede Studenten, Comiczeichner

Autoren/Hrsg.

Brambatti, Manuela

Vinci, Cosimo

Inhaltsverzeichnis

INTRODUCTION.
TUTORIAL.
REDUCING AND ENLARGING JEWELLERY. Reducing and enlarging a design with the grid system. Graphic representation: stylisation. Simplifying.
EXPRESSIVE SYNTHESIS IN GEOMETRIC FORMS. Arabesques. The camunian rose. Deformation.
SYMMETRY AND ASYMMETRY. Symmetry in Scientific Thought. Radial symmetry. Internal axis of symmetry. External or mirror axis of symmetry. Biaxial symmetry. Asymmetry.
RINGS. The Ring as a Symbol of Power and Love. Designing a Ring: Types, Proportions, Axonometric Views. Sections of rings. Chamfer of rings. Intuitive axonometric construction. Axonometric constructions of matelassé rings. From the basic to stones. Domed. Pearl ring. Contrarié. Snake ring. Emerald ring. Solitaire ring. Engagement ring: solitaire styles. Types of settings for solitaire rings. Trilogy. Veretta or Riviera. Toi et Moi. Halo. Chevalier. Phalangina ring. Cocktail ring. Construction techniques. Free Creative Forms. Taranto - The jewels of Magna Grecia 4th - 1st century B.C. Mediterranean flora and fauna
BRACELETS. The Bracelet Over Time. Charts and Models. Size Chart. Closed rigid bracelet. Open rigid bracelet. Open rigid cuff bracelet. Rigid bangle bracelet. Contrarié. Panther bracelet. Bracelet with top closure. Chain. Plate bracelet. Link joints. Semi-rigid bracelet. Chainmail bracelet. Pearl bracelet. Gemstone bracelet. Joints. . Tennis. Bracelet with charms. Stretch bracelet. Snake bracelet. Couture bracelet. Watch bracelet. Bijou bracelet. Anticlastic technique. Embossing and chiselling. Free Creative Forms. Ravenna - Mosaics of the mausoleum of Galla Placida, 425 A.D. Venice - The Ca 'd'Oro first half of the 15th century.
NECKLACES. From Shells to Diamonds. Study of Modules and Types.
Study of the module in a necklace. Two-dimensional module. Greek module. Organic module. Collar. Choker. 3D Necklace. Types of pendants. Maltese cross pendant construction. Keepsake Pendant. Y necklace. Degrading necklace. Bib necklace. Chanel Necklace. Couture necklace. Esclavage necklace. Rivière necklace. Lavallière necklace. Negligee necklace. Sautoir necklace. Elizabeth Taylor. Festoon necklace. Free Creative Forms. Florence - Botticelli's Spring. Sicilian carts 19th century
EARRINGS. Myth and seduction. Forms and Types. . How to choose earrings according to the shape of the face. Button. Pendant. Girandoles . Chandelier. Drop. Veretta. Pin with butterfly screw. Chain. Snap post. French snap post. Hoop. Clip-on. Ear cuff. Barbell. Latch back. Leverback. Trilogy. Free Creative Forms. Milan - The design of Gio Ponti. Positano and the ceramics of Vietri.

Über Autor(innen)

Vinci, Cosimo
Cosimo Vinci studied jewellery design in Florence and Vicenza. His clients are international companies from small to large businesses, from high end jewellery to bijoux. He has designed jewellery for famous fashion brands such as Versace, Versus, Balmain, Montana, Laura Biagiotti, Valentino, Etro. Since 1998 he has been teaching at The Art and Craft School in Vicenza and conducting seminars in many parts of the world on this subject.

Brambatti, Manuela
Manuela Brambatti began her career in the fashion world in the late seventies working for Style and other fashion magazines. She has collaborated with Giorgio Correggiari, Krizia and Gian Marco Venturi, but her most important and far-reaching experience is her work for more than 30 years with Gianni Versace, where she played a crucial role in setting standards with regard to the presentation and illustration of the house’s fashion and home collections. She is the author of the best-selling title Fashion Illustration and Design by Promopress.