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Gem Stones Illustration and Rendering Techniques
This course will enable the students to –
- Introduce various mediums, application of these on different kinds of paper.
- Rendering of stones, to show cut, colour, effect of different mediums, pencil shading.
Learning outcomes (COs):
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JWT 105
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Gem Stones Illustration and Rendering Techniques
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The students will–
CO15: Apply basic rendering techniques on various kinds of gemstones. CO16: Use of highlights and angle of reflection to enhance the look of the gemstones. |
Approach in teaching: Interactive Practical Sessions,Demonstrations, Giving tasks, Field practical,Workshop, Laboratory industry visits, Group and Team work
Learning activities for the students: Self-learning assignments, design development |
Class test, Semester end examinations, Assignments, Presentation, Individual and group projects |
- Drawing of different geometrical shapes
- Size and Shapes of Gem Stones
- Cut Stones Facets drawing and rendering
- Round Brilliant Cut
- Marquise Cut
- Oval Cut
- Pear Cut
- Heart shape Cut
- Princess Cut(square)
- Octagon Cut (Emerald cut)
- Cushion Cut
- Triangle Cut
- Trillion Cut
- Baguette cut
- Tapered Baguette
Drawing & Rendering of Cabochons stones
- Opaque
- Transparent
- Translucent stones.
Finishing and enhancement of designs using different settings
- Prong
- Bezel
- Pave
- Flush
- Channel
- Invisible
- Illusion
- Fishtail & Others
- Mattiello, A. (1995) Techniques of Jewellery Illustration and Colors Rendering Design. Dumatt Corp.
- Brambatti M., Vinci C. & Possamai A ( 2018),Jewellery Illustration and Design: Techniques for Achieving Professional Results, Promo press, (ed 1)
- Crowe, J. (2006). The Jewellerś Directory of Gemstones: A Complete Guide to Appraising and Using Precious Stones, from Cut and Colour to Shape and Settings. A & C Black Publishers.
