Leeds College of Art courses

...Level one students do not need to have any previous experience, though it is not uncommon for people to attend who have a practical background in the...

...Printmaking Level two For advanced students, printmaking may be used in a fine art or design context to produce one off art works or to disseminate information...

...materials in new ways, creating own brief to design and develop headwear. Course three - Innovative Millinery: Continued development of techniques...

...to allow you to make interesting jewellery from simple ideas. You will learn everything needed to allow you to make a basic pendant or earrings...

...and confidence and produce more sophisticated work. You will learn more advanced stone setting, enamelling, simple casting and some silversmithing techniques...

...body stains and glazes. Course two: Introduction to Glass Content to be announced. Course three: Ceramics and Glass Content to be announced...

...guided by a professional ceramicist. There will also be an introduction to making fused and slumped glass and fused glass jewellery. You will need previous...

...The first few weeks of the course include demonstrations and practical activities on shaping and forming, basic halving, mortise and dovetail joints using hand and power tools...

...of having created items of a high standard will encourage you to attempt even more advanced work with confidence. Teaching Sessions usually start...

...with the support of the Audi Design Foundation and The Sorrell Foundation. Students will be introduced to surface pattern, print making, ceramics and jewellery...