Wax Carving (Intermediate)
Turn one ring into 100! Learn to design and create wax models for casting.
Prerequisite: Wax Carving: Absolute Beginners
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Wax Carving Intermediate
First Session: Tue, May 28, 2013, 10 am - 12:30 pm
Instructor:
Tova Botwinick
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Tova Botwinick has spent over a decade as a foremost wax artist for Barry Kiselstein-Cord, creating, sculpting and designing high-end jewelry that can be seen at Bergdorf Goodman, Neiman Marcus, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Louvre.
Tova went independent in order to meet her dream of creating her own collection with a primary focus on artistic and unique Judaica. Tying together her vast experience in the jewelry industry and her gifts as an artist and designer, her vision for a Judaica line speaks not only from the heart and soul, but embodies classic tradition with a contemporary eye.
Day(s): Tuesday
Sessions: 6
Class Calendar: View class calendar
Location: Lexington Avenue at 91st St
Room: S355, 3rd Fl, South Building
Price: from $225.00
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Wax Carving Intermediate
First Session: Wed, May 29, 2013, 10 am - 12:30 pm
Instructor:
Tova Botwinick
show bio
Tova Botwinick has spent over a decade as a foremost wax artist for Barry Kiselstein-Cord, creating, sculpting and designing high-end jewelry that can be seen at Bergdorf Goodman, Neiman Marcus, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Louvre.
Tova went independent in order to meet her dream of creating her own collection with a primary focus on artistic and unique Judaica. Tying together her vast experience in the jewelry industry and her gifts as an artist and designer, her vision for a Judaica line speaks not only from the heart and soul, but embodies classic tradition with a contemporary eye.
Day(s): Wednesday
Sessions: 5
Supply List: Click here to view list
Class Calendar: View class calendar
Location: Lexington Avenue at 91st St
Room: S355, 3rd Fl, South Building
Price: from $225.00
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Wax Carving Intermediate
First Session: Wed, May 29, 2013, 1:30 pm - 4 pm
Instructor:
Tova Botwinick
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Tova Botwinick has spent over a decade as a foremost wax artist for Barry Kiselstein-Cord, creating, sculpting and designing high-end jewelry that can be seen at Bergdorf Goodman, Neiman Marcus, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Louvre.
Tova went independent in order to meet her dream of creating her own collection with a primary focus on artistic and unique Judaica. Tying together her vast experience in the jewelry industry and her gifts as an artist and designer, her vision for a Judaica line speaks not only from the heart and soul, but embodies classic tradition with a contemporary eye.
Day(s): Wednesday
Sessions: 5
Supply List: Click here to view list
Class Calendar: View class calendar
Location: Lexington Avenue at 91st St
Room: S355, 3rd Fl, South Building
Price: from $225.00
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Wax Carving Intermediate
First Session: Wed, May 29, 2013, 6:30 pm - 9 pm
Instructor:
Paul Kim
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Paul Kim is an independent jeweler, graduated from Fashion Institute of Technology and Gemological Institute of America. Studied Jewelry Design and fine Arts. He works with wax and precious metals. To make jewelry, Paul hand carves each model from wax by utilizing the same tools that are used by jewelers. Casted pieces are then fabricated with various tools to complete the jewelry with Gem stones.
Day(s): Wednesday
Sessions: 5
Supply List: Click here to view list
Class Calendar: View class calendar
Location: Lexington Avenue at 91st St
Room: S355, 3rd Fl, South Building
Price: from $225.00
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Wax Carving Intermediate
First Session: Thu, May 30, 2013, 10 am - 12:30 pm
Instructor:
Tova Botwinick
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Tova Botwinick has spent over a decade as a foremost wax artist for Barry Kiselstein-Cord, creating, sculpting and designing high-end jewelry that can be seen at Bergdorf Goodman, Neiman Marcus, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Louvre.
Tova went independent in order to meet her dream of creating her own collection with a primary focus on artistic and unique Judaica. Tying together her vast experience in the jewelry industry and her gifts as an artist and designer, her vision for a Judaica line speaks not only from the heart and soul, but embodies classic tradition with a contemporary eye.
Day(s): Thursday
Sessions: 5
Supply List: Click here to view list
Class Calendar: View class calendar
Location: Lexington Avenue at 91st St
Room: S355, 3rd Fl, South Building
Price: from $225.00
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Wax Carving Intermediate
First Session: Fri, May 31, 2013, 10 am - 12:30 pm
Instructor:
Paul Kim
show bio
Paul Kim is an independent jeweler, graduated from Fashion Institute of Technology and Gemological Institute of America. Studied Jewelry Design and fine Arts. He works with wax and precious metals. To make jewelry, Paul hand carves each model from wax by utilizing the same tools that are used by jewelers. Casted pieces are then fabricated with various tools to complete the jewelry with Gem stones.
Day(s): Friday
Sessions: 5
Supply List: Click here to view list
Class Calendar: View class calendar
Location: Lexington Avenue at 91st St
Room: S355, 3rd Fl, South Building
Price: from $225.00
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