Bushwick Jewelry Casting
Bushwick Jewelry Casting is a University of North Texas metalsmithing program that has produced talented artists like Scott Alexander Fowler.
Bushwick Jewelry Casting is a University of North Texas metalsmithing program that has produced talented artists like Scott Alexander Fowler.
Showing 7 upcoming dates for classes at Bushwick Jewelry Casting
April 25th, 7–10pm Eastern Time (4 sessions)
Bushwick Jewelry Casting @ 327 Irving, Brooklyn, NY
April 30th, 7–10pm Eastern Time
Bushwick Jewelry Casting @ 327 Irving, Brooklyn, NY
May 6th, 7–10pm Eastern Time (4 sessions)
Bushwick Jewelry Casting @ 327 Irving, Brooklyn, NY
May 7th, 7–10pm Eastern Time (2 sessions)
Bushwick Jewelry Casting @ 327 Irving, Brooklyn, NY
May 7th, 7–10pm Eastern Time (2 sessions)
Bushwick Jewelry Casting @ 327 Irving, Brooklyn, NY
May 15th, 7–10pm Eastern Time (4 sessions)
Bushwick Jewelry Casting @ 327 Irving, Brooklyn, NY
June 10th, 7–10pm Eastern Time (8 sessions)
Bushwick Jewelry Casting @ 327 Irving, Brooklyn, NY
Scott Alexander Fowler studied metalsmithing at The University of North Texas from 1993-1999. For the past several years, Scott has experimented with various techniques and materials to develop the craftsmanship necessary to create his unique designs. His pieces fuse modern clean lines with organic shapes and classic motifs. Known for unique stone settings, examples are included in "Stone setting for Contemporary Jewelry Makers" by Melissa Hunt.
The Studio
The Studio is capable of facilitating casting needs from small to large. 3 Kilns are available and able burn out wax, 3D castable resin, plastic and organic material. Complete projects from start to finish, or any step along the way from wax to casting, finishing and polishing.
The Equipment
Casting equipment include; Smelting torch 3 Burnout kilns (may also be used for enameling), soldering, casting and soldering torches, cetrifical and vacuum casting, investment vacuum, polishing lathes, flex shafts, rotary tumbler and more.
The Tools
Shaft and Bits, Metal Files, Sand Paper, Anvil, Assorted pliers, Metal Snips, Belt Sander, Grinder, Drill Press, Polishing Lathe, Polishing Compound, Borax, Sparex, graph and Sketch paper, Drafting Pencils, Waxes, Wax Files, Sculpting Tools, Alcohol Lamps, Casting Flasks, Sprue, Caps, Scales, Investment (plaster), Investment Mixing Bowels, Dust Masks, Eye Protection and more.
Students at Bushwick Jewelry Casting have overwhelmingly positive things to say about their classes. Many students mention that they learned a lot about lost wax casting and the process of making jewelry. They appreciated the hands-on experience and guidance provided by Scott, the instructor, throughout the entire process. Students were able to create their own pieces of jewelry, such as pendants and rings, and were pleased with the results. Some students mentioned that they had never worked with silver before but came away with amazing pieces. Others commented on Scott's knowledge, patience, and sense of humor, making the class enjoyable and informative. Overall, students highly recommend the classes at Bushwick Jewelry Casting. Quotes: 1. "Scott has a way of making you comfortable and relaxed even after those incredibly tedious, drawn-out days...You will get all this information, though it feels more real rather than mechanical." 2. "This class definitely taught me a lot and was full of good vibes and positivity." 3. "The wax casting process itself is fascinating. Scott was very knowledgeable and super patient the whole way."
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