This workshop goes over basic metalforming techniques for raising and planishing anticlastic forms. We will start with sheet metal and hammer a number of basic shapes, then explore how our metal forms can be twisted, torqued, closed, folded or flared in order to produce an array of metal forms. The goal of this class will to practice forming exercises meant to familiarize you with manipulating and moving sheet metal.
This workshop will take place from 9:00AM to 5:00PM on Tuesday, October 20 in Hallowell, Maine.
In this workshop we will go over the process of forming fundamental anticlastic forms like “Hyperbolic Paraboloid Extensions” (pictured in the thumbnail), coils, helixes, and ruffles. We will touch on closed anticlasts (spiculum forming) but will mainly work with open forms. Our goal will be to push anticlastic shapes as far as we can and to be able to drastically manipulate them to create a desired effect. If you are new to anticlastic raising, it is recommended to take the Tuesday workshop.
This workshop will take place from 9:00AM to 5:00PM on Wednesday, October 21st in Hallowell, Maine.
This workshop will focus on forming anticlastic spiculums. These are hollow seamed tubes created by hammering the walls of anticlasts towards each other. We will go over the tools and tricks needed to produce consistent and fluid spiculums as well as how to refine and adjust your forms after you close your open anticlast. We will touch on the common mistakes made during spiculum forming, how to identify them, how to interpret your final product, and how to adjust your patterns and process for better results.
This workshop will take place from 9:00AM to 5:00PM on Thursday, October 22nd in Hallowell, Maine.
In this workshop we will focus on anticlastic skills needed to make earrings and bracelets. We will focus on two different methods of forming ear wires from a single sheet of metal. We will also talk about the steps required to go from a hammered form to a fully finished piece of jewelry with faired and polished surfaces. You will learn common downfalls in finished pieces, how to avoid them, as well as how to assess the quality of your work to determine when a piece is complete.
This workshop will take place from 9:00AM to 5:00PM on Friday, October 23 In Hallowell, Maine.
This workshop goes over basic metalforming techniques for raising and planishing anticlastic forms. We will start with sheet metal and hammer a number of basic shapes, then explore how our metal forms can be twisted, torqued, closed, folded or flared in order to produce an array of metal forms. The goal of this class will to practice forming exercises meant to familiarize you with manipulating and moving sheet metal.
This workshop will take place from 9:00AM to 5:00PM on Monday, November 16th in Hallowell, Maine.
In this workshop we will go over the process of forming fundamental anticlastic forms like “Hyperbolic Paraboloid Extensions” (pictured in the thumbnail), coils, helixes, and ruffles. We will touch on closed anticlasts (spiculum forming) but will mainly work with open forms. Our goal will be to push anticlastic shapes as far as we can and to be able to drastically manipulate them to create a desired effect. If you are new to anticlastic raising, it is recommended to take the Tuesday workshop.
This workshop will take place from 9:00AM to 5:00PM on Tuesday, November 17th in Hallowell, Maine.
This workshop will focus on forming anticlastic spiculums. These are hollow seamed tubes created by hammering the walls of anticlasts towards each other. We will go over the tools and tricks needed to produce consistent and fluid spiculums as well as how to refine and adjust your forms after you close your open anticlast. We will touch on the common mistakes made during spiculum forming, how to identify them, how to interpret your final product, and how to adjust your patterns and process for better results.
This workshop will take place from 9:00AM to 5:00PM on Wednesday, November 18th in Hallowell, Maine.
In this workshop we will focus on anticlastic skills needed to make earrings and bracelets. We will focus on two different methods of forming ear wires from a single sheet of metal. We will also talk about the steps required to go from a hammered form to a fully finished piece of jewelry with faired and polished surfaces. You will learn common downfalls in finished pieces, how to avoid them, as well as how to assess the quality of your work to determine when a piece is complete.
This workshop will take place from 9:00AM to 5:00PM on Thursday, November 19th In Hallowell, Maine.
This workshop goes over basic metalforming techniques for raising and planishing anticlastic forms. We will start with sheet metal and hammer a number of basic shapes, then explore how our metal forms can be twisted, torqued, closed, folded or flared in order to produce an array of metal forms. The goal of this class will to practice forming exercises meant to familiarize you with manipulating and moving sheet metal.
This workshop will take place from 9:00AM to 5:00PM on Monday, January 11th in Hallowell, Maine.
In this workshop we will go over the process of forming fundamental anticlastic forms like “Hyperbolic Paraboloid Extensions” (pictured in the thumbnail), coils, helixes, and ruffles. We will touch on closed anticlasts (spiculum forming) but will mainly work with open forms. Our goal will be to push anticlastic shapes as far as we can and to be able to drastically manipulate them to create a desired effect. If you are new to anticlastic raising, it is recommended to take the Tuesday workshop.
This workshop will take place from 9:00AM to 5:00PM on Tuesday, January 12th in Hallowell, Maine.
This workshop will focus on forming anticlastic spiculums. These are hollow seamed tubes created by hammering the walls of anticlasts towards each other. We will go over the tools and tricks needed to produce consistent and fluid spiculums as well as how to refine and adjust your forms after you close your open anticlast. We will touch on the common mistakes made during spiculum forming, how to identify them, how to interpret your final product, and how to adjust your patterns and process for better results.
This workshop will take place from 9:00AM to 5:00PM on Wednesday, January 13th in Hallowell, Maine.
In this workshop we will focus on anticlastic skills needed to make earrings and bracelets. We will focus on two different methods of forming ear wires from a single sheet of metal. We will also talk about the steps required to go from a hammered form to a fully finished piece of jewelry with faired and polished surfaces. You will learn common downfalls in finished pieces, how to avoid them, as well as how to assess the quality of your work to determine when a piece is complete.
This workshop will take place from 9:00AM to 5:00PM on Thursday, January 14th In Hallowell, Maine.
This workshop goes over basic metalforming techniques for raising and planishing anticlastic forms. We will start with sheet metal and hammer a number of basic shapes, then explore how our metal forms can be twisted, torqued, closed, folded or flared in order to produce an array of metal forms. The goal of this class will to practice forming exercises meant to familiarize you with manipulating and moving sheet metal.
This workshop will take place from 9:00AM to 5:00PM on Monday, February 15th in Hallowell, Maine.
In this workshop we will go over the process of forming fundamental anticlastic forms like “Hyperbolic Paraboloid Extensions” (pictured in the thumbnail), coils, helixes, and ruffles. We will touch on closed anticlasts (spiculum forming) but will mainly work with open forms. Our goal will be to push anticlastic shapes as far as we can and to be able to drastically manipulate them to create a desired effect. If you are new to anticlastic raising, it is recommended to take the Tuesday workshop.
This workshop will take place from 9:00AM to 5:00PM on Tuesday, February 16th in Hallowell, Maine.
This workshop will focus on forming anticlastic spiculums. These are hollow seamed tubes created by hammering the walls of anticlasts towards each other. We will go over the tools and tricks needed to produce consistent and fluid spiculums as well as how to refine and adjust your forms after you close your open anticlast. We will touch on the common mistakes made during spiculum forming, how to identify them, how to interpret your final product, and how to adjust your patterns and process for better results.
This workshop will take place from 9:00AM to 5:00PM on Wednesday, February 17th in Hallowell, Maine.
In this workshop we will focus on anticlastic skills needed to make earrings and bracelets. We will focus on two different methods of forming ear wires from a single sheet of metal. We will also talk about the steps required to go from a hammered form to a fully finished piece of jewelry with faired and polished surfaces. You will learn common downfalls in finished pieces, how to avoid them, as well as how to assess the quality of your work to determine when a piece is complete.
This workshop will take place from 9:00AM to 5:00PM on Thursday, February 18th In Hallowell, Maine.
This workshop goes over basic metalforming techniques for raising and planishing anticlastic forms. We will start with sheet metal and hammer a number of basic shapes, then explore how our metal forms can be twisted, torqued, closed, folded or flared in order to produce an array of metal forms. The goal of this class will to practice forming exercises meant to familiarize you with manipulating and moving sheet metal.
This workshop will take place from 9:00AM to 5:00PM on Monday, March 22nd in Hallowell, Maine.
In this workshop we will go over the process of forming fundamental anticlastic forms like “Hyperbolic Paraboloid Extensions” (pictured in the thumbnail), coils, helixes, and ruffles. We will touch on closed anticlasts (spiculum forming) but will mainly work with open forms. Our goal will be to push anticlastic shapes as far as we can and to be able to drastically manipulate them to create a desired effect. If you are new to anticlastic raising, it is recommended to take the Tuesday workshop.
This workshop will take place from 9:00AM to 5:00PM on Tuesday, March 23rd in Hallowell, Maine.
This workshop will focus on forming anticlastic spiculums. These are hollow seamed tubes created by hammering the walls of anticlasts towards each other. We will go over the tools and tricks needed to produce consistent and fluid spiculums as well as how to refine and adjust your forms after you close your open anticlast. We will touch on the common mistakes made during spiculum forming, how to identify them, how to interpret your final product, and how to adjust your patterns and process for better results.
This workshop will take place from 9:00AM to 5:00PM on Wednesday, March 24th in Hallowell, Maine.
In this workshop we will focus on anticlastic skills needed to make earrings and bracelets. We will focus on two different methods of forming ear wires from a single sheet of metal. We will also talk about the steps required to go from a hammered form to a fully finished piece of jewelry with faired and polished surfaces. You will learn common downfalls in finished pieces, how to avoid them, as well as how to assess the quality of your work to determine when a piece is complete.
This workshop will take place from 9:00AM to 5:00PM on Thursday, March 25th In Hallowell, Maine.
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