✏️📐 Jewellery Design Technical Drawing with Tanja Sadow from JDMIS
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
- Join Tanja Sadow, Dean of the Jewellery Design & Management International School as she shares a preview of the jewellery drafting and technical drawing skills you will learn when you join JDMIS' professional certification course in Jewellery Design.
For more details on the Technical Drawing Techniques you'll learn at JDMIS, please visit the Course page learn.jdmis.edu.sg/courses/jd...
(*Kindly note that Jewellery Design 200 requires prior completion of Jewellery Design 100. You can learn more at go.jdmis.com/JD100e-yt)
0:00 Introduction
1:15 Sketching design ideas for customer
3:02 Technical Drawing - Top View
4:48 Side View
6:06 End View 1
8:14 End View 2
10:10 About JDMIS
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Wow I cannot believe this video doesnt have more comments! It was like watching a Leonardo Da Vinci masterclass!! Fascinating!
"Wow" right back at ya! Best comment ever! Much appreciated, D.S.!!
Really glad you enjoyed the video... and hope you find other good stuff in our channel... Stay safe!
Just discovering this page and your videos. Thank you so much for the free and vital knowledge. Much love and blessings.
Thank you, glad you have enjoyed our content so far :)
Amazing Tutorial. Thank you, Tanja.
Hi Erika! Thanks for stopping by & so pleased it was useful! Have a lovely weekend! 😀
What an awesome tutorial... Thank you , I very much appreciated your video.
Great, Chris! Glad you enjoyed it 😁 Check out some of the metalsmithing videos on our channel too! Have a good evening.
thank you:)
Loving these videos - so helpful! Could you tell me what the yellow template is that you use and where it can be purchased? It looks really helpful for getting the correct sizes when drawing.
Thanks!
Those are isograph ..... Get it online
Thank you for sharing, I learnt so much.
Hey Lonni, Thanks for watching. Glad it was useful to you! Have a great weekend!
Please more videos of drafting like these, it's really helpful. I am in awe to see your teaching skills, you are so humble and your teaching skills are simple not too complex❤
Thank you so much for your kind words and support. I'm thrilled to hear that you find our drafting videos helpful. Your feedback motivates me to create more content that simplifies complex concepts of jewellery design. Stay tuned for more insightful videos. Keep learning and keep shining!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge
You are most welcome! Please do subscribe to our channel to get more updates on our latest videos!
Thanks Tanja, you bloody marvelous lady.
Hey Tom,
Thanks for the fun comment. Made me smile!
Glad you enjoyed the video... have a great day!
The video was really helpful Thank you so much.
Thank you for your great comment! Do check out other videos on gems and jewellery too :)
Nice to see 3rd angle projection right.
I learned few tips as well.
Good to hear! Appreciate positive feedback from others that know the process and happy to hear I could add some value to your viewing. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment! Have a great day.
Tanja
@@JdmisEduSg all pleasure is mine.
Some drawings is lacking of right projection at my workplace, and it is very critical, we working in construction's sector. All big buildings made from steel and glass, bridges, tunnels.
This is amazing! Thank you!
I'm glad you like it. Do follow us for more :)
The lady knows what she's doing. Impressive.
Thank you for your compliment 😊
What kind of tracing paper do you use? Any particular brand?
Hi Elizabeth, Tracing paper does not need to be thick but does need to be clearly see-through. I am not fussy with the brand as long as it is not too grainy which might make it hard to see through. The weight of the paper I use is 50gms but if you cant get the thinner paper then slightly thicker will do ie 60gm or even 80gm but the heavier tracing paper (which is usually called vellum) is not good for creative tracing as, the thicker it is, the more expensive it will be and we tend to use a lot of it! Vellum which tends to be much thicker (120gms) is great when used for colouring and for water colour since the thinner tracing paper tends to buckle under the water and does not stay flat.
I've enjoyed every second in this video.. thank you for share such important information ❤️
Hi there Noah,
Firstly, thank you so much for taking the time to make a comment and to let me know the video was useful to you. I really appreciate your effort and thank you for finding and watching our content, this motivates us to make more!
If you have time take a look at some of the other things that are in our UA-cam channel, we have some great content on gemstones as well as some good introductory and overview content about how jewelry is designed and then manufactured... Do consider subscribing as we are planning a lot more content in 2024.
Have a great day and thanks again for your attention and effort.
Tanja
@@JdmisEduSg i already have subscribed the channel and saved a playlist, I won't miss this kind of art.
Thank you again for this amazing content ❤️❤️
thank you !
Hi Eliza, Thanks for your kind comment. I am glad you enjoyed the video. If you have time, take a look at our metalsmithing video series too!
Hi please can you share what utensils are required to complete what you have demonstrated ?
Hi Stefan, we can search online for Jewellery making supplies for Classical Jewellery Design(creative jewellery design) in your city. Please do subscribe to our channel to get more updates on our latest videos!
Thank you Tanja. Excellent Tutorial in 3d projection. Just what I needed as a brand newby to this. Sub'd. I will be watching more of your videos. All the best.
Glad you found my video helpful Allan! Stay tuned for more.
Thk u
You are most welcome! Please do subscribe to our channel to get more updates on our latest videos!
Thank you so much.
Hi@sweet lavender , you're welcome!😀
Thank you
Helpful guides
Hi there!
Thanks for the positive comment! Glad you enjoyed the tutorial... take a look at our metalsmithing video series too!
Wow...thank you mam....
Most welcome 😊 Thanks for your comments! Please do subscribe to our channel to get more updates on our latest videos.
Amazing... Need more video for guidance ❤
Thank you for your encouraging words! We're always looking to deliver the best learning content for our viewers. Your feedback helps guide us in creating more of the content you find most beneficial. Stay tuned for more instructional videos on jewellery design. Happy designing!
Very nice tutorial
Awesome, thanks for watching Leif!
We are planning to release some more interesting content soon, but in the meantime, checkout the metalsmithing introduction we put up too!
Thanks 👍
Thank you for watching Maryam!! 😀
Thank you! This is great! and anyway, may i know what pencil did you use?
Hi Wanda. We us 2H pencils for technical drawing. The one you saw me using was a mechanical pencil that holds a larger 2mm lead that we can sharpen as needed.
Hope you enjoyed the video 😁
Hello ma'am i want to make career in jewellery designing. I passed out my 10th std now i am an Indian.
I don't have any idea on how make career in jewellery designing.
I need some career guidance. Can you help me out
I have ideas for jewelry design. Mainly simple pendant designs. I am creative. I haven’t studied any course regarding this. Do i have to draw proper sketches or CAD? What should i do next? Please help
Hi Greeshma, wonderful to hear from aspiring jewellery artists! As for you question you can get started by learning creative jewellery design. We are currently offering a online course on creative jewellery design, you will receive live mentoring support on assignments and mentorship, The link to the course is here: learn.jdmis.edu.sg/courses/jd100-1-beginning-your-jewellery-journey/
Where can I get all instruments and papers for jewellery designing?in India
Hi Neha thanks for your comment! Unfortunately you might have to do google search about jewellery making supplies in the city you are based in.
Hello. what kind of vellum you use?
The weight of the paper I use is 50gms but if you cant get the thinner paper then slightly thicker will do ie 60gm or even 80gm but the heavier tracing paper (which is usually called vellum) is not good for creative tracing as, the thicker it is, the more expensive it will be and we tend to use a lot of it! Vellum which tends to be much thicker (120gms) is great when used for colouring and for water colour since the thinner tracing paper tends to buckle under the water and does not stay flat.
Can you give a list of recommended materials to draft jewelry, it doesn't have to be the items you use in the video
Hey One True Being #001 A.I! Thanks for watching our video!
As for the list you're asking for:
- HB Pencil
- Protractor
- Ruler
- Fine Tip Marker
- Lots of Tracing paper & regular paper
Once again thank you for watching our video and for your question as well!
And if you ever drop by the country city that is Singapore come and drop by!
Until then there's many other videos you can watch on our channel!
The below playlist is by sections and shows you the process of metalsmithing! Enjoy!
ua-cam.com/video/S8sNgHoHyPw/v-deo.html
Visit our website at jdmis.edu.sg for more information
Hai. Mam, we are also doing these type of jewel design in with the team of designers, in Tamil Nadu, Coimbatore,
Wow.... amazing 🤩
Thank you for the lovely comment @Camilla Laursen! Please stay safe and best regards from Singapore.
@@JdmisEduSg your are welcome, stay safe as well 🙏🏻 regards from Denmark
Fantastique!
Thank you!
Muchas grácias
Hola Alejandro, gracias por tu comentario positivo. Me alegra que hayas disfrutado el video. ¡Que tengas un gran día!
Perfect
Thanks Gabriel! Have a great day!
How long does it take to learn jewelry design? And how long does it take to become a professional designer? How long is the best course for non-college students?
Hi Thắng Đào Đức, our Classical Jewellery Design course in Singapore is 30 hours (JD100) (only black and white sketching:jdmis.edu.sg/fine-jewellery-design-certificate-courses/creative-drawing-and-essential-jewellery-knowledge.html, then you can further take more advanced drawing course in technical drawing, coloured drawing in JD200, JD300 each is also 30 hours. You can also take the online version of JD100 here: learn.jdmis.edu.sg/product/professional-certificate-in-classical-jewellery-design-foundation/ .It has 5 modules which can be purchased individually, and we have a limited time offer this July for 25% off Module 1 using the code: Mod-1-25
Good Job
Hey Ashakaji!
Thanks for taking the time to watch and for taking the time to comment too!!! This helps motivate us to make new content for our friends on UA-cam!
Have a great week ahead and stay safe! 😍
Tanja
hi , can u teach it online or can u provide some more tutorials of this kind.. it will be more helpful to make Design
Hi Kamlesh,
Thanks for your comment!
We are working on both online learning and some interesting free content that we will be releasing by mid 2020. Thanks for your interest and stay tuned!
@@JdmisEduSg am also intrested
thx
Hi Ingrid! Thanks for taking the time to comment! Glad you enjoyed the tutorial... take a look at our metalsmithing video series too!
Hey I am a student and I want to that course
Hi, what is the name of the pencil that you are using in this video?
Hi Kaye, Thanks for watching! We use a mechanical pencil that holds 2mm diameter lead. This type of lead has a special sharpener. For jewellery design we use 2H Lead. Do check out our other jewellery videos and have a great week!
Same Question mam please tell...
Great job ❤🎉❤
Hello! I want to learn this jewellery design course,please guide me
Hi Meenakshi!
Thanks for your comment - and I am sorry we missed it and are only replying now!
If you are interested in taking a jewellery design course we have 2-week skills courses and 2-month intensive diploma qualifications in Singapore. You can find out more here: jdmis.edu.sg/intensive
I love your video. Is jewellwery design can sell on microstock? Thanks
Hey, That's a great idea! I am not sure if you microstock allow that, but it sounds like it should be possible... let us all know what you discover!
hello , i am manish from india , i am a jewellery 3d cad designer if u want make same new jewellery cad design , then u contect me on my whatsapp no. +918441019176 and +919079918890. thanks. for shyam sarkar cad cam creation & team
I love jewelry design and I hope to be like you 💍♥️🤗
Thanks for your kind message Elyam!
I am blessed to be able to do what I love and share my passion with others! 😍
Where are you from?
@@JdmisEduSg ❤️🤗 i am from Algeria
wow
Thanks for your time and your nice comment!
Have a great day,
Tanja
Am intrested
Hi Rajesh, thanks for you interest. We are currently offering a an E-learning course on Creative Jewellery Drawing. This is the link to our course here learn.jdmis.edu.sg/courses/jd100-1-beginning-your-jewellery-journey/
It was a great class though i enjoyed it ❤😅
Glad you do :) Do follow us for more insightful content :))
😳 👌🏻
Thank you! :)
i really want to be a jewelry designer but I don't know how to start can you teach me please
Dear Salaha, you can start with our UA-cam preview videos on (Classical) Jewellery Design: ua-cam.com/play/PLkoDF-s3HfZOxiw7AkDUhE3qhp6sntog6.html. You can take a step further with JDMIS' 100% Online Classical Jewellery Design Certificate: learn.jdmis.edu.sg/elearn-jd100-leadgen/ . It is a comprehensive foundation for designers, covering essential design techniques such as major forms, gem drawing, prong setting and creativity tips... We have also have a short Gem & pearl online course that covers essential gemmogy for jewellery if you want to experience our elearning system and expert teaching from the same instructor, Tanja Sadow (Use voucher code Gem-50-YTB for 50% OFF!): learn.jdmis.edu.sg/product/elearning-bundle-intro-to-pearls-gems/
Can I learn jewelry design if I don't know how to draw?
Hi Dao Dao,
Yes you can! Jewellery designing is a systematic process... I have many successful students who had no art background but were willing to take time and effort to follow step-by-step processes and practice. Sometimes those without artistic flair can learn faster because they follow 'rules' that ensure jewellery designs can be manufactured and that you will fit within your budget - where more 'artistic' people are not use to such a structured and careful way of designing...
I wish you well in your jewellery journey!
Tanja
@@JdmisEduSg Thank you very much expert. ♥️
Is a good isometric drawing
Hi Gabriel! I am grateful for your comments - In our industry it is important to be accurate as well as creative! 🤓
I'm 50 years working jewerly
Hello,Mam, can you tell me about admission process of you "jewellery designers international school"l want to be part of that...mam&&😊mam you are very beautiful.. मुझे आपसे ही सीखना है ..... please...mam.
Hi Payal, our school is based in Singapore.
You will need a student visa to study here if you are based overseas. If you are interested in our diploma programs you can browse through the Diploma program page to select your preferred Diploma specialization and send us a student inquiry form.
Diploma Page ----> jdmis.edu.sg/training-curriculum/comprehensive-jewellery-diploma-courses.html
Thanks for watching. Subscribe to our channel to watch the latest videos without a miss :)
Hello! M grace I'm doing diploma in jewellery designing but I'm not able to draft properly would you help me out with that ?
Hello Grace. Sorry for the late reply. Could you let us know more about your background and help needed with drafting? You can send your info to online@jdmis.edu.sg. I'm Victor and I will forward your request to Tanja.
I only see three views of the piece, I thought she would draw a 3d rendering of the ring. I had drafting,to which is used here.
Hi Andy, We normally do a technical drawing to send to a factory. A 3D rendering is not necessary for the manufacturer as they work from the accurate measurements in the draughting. A 3D (drawn in one or two-point perspective) is usually only useful if you plan to present your jewellery piece in a competition or to a customer. I hope this helps and wish you well in your designing! Best regards, Tanja (Its me in the video...)
I will start this business in my town please help me madam, I like
If you want i can send few of my rough sketches
Hi Golu! Thanks for your comment! Please do subscribe to our channel to get more updates on our latest videos!
What is the pencil's name ?, Please
Hi Soul, We use 2H pencils for technical drawing. The one you saw me using was a mechanical pencil that holds a larger 2mm lead that we can sharpen as needed. Hope you enjoy the video😀!
@@JdmisEduSg
Thanks 🙏 dear . You're amazing
I enjoyed the video
I understand . But I asked about the pencil's type , sign like stadeler ,rotring,etc .
Hi@soul, the type of pencil we are using is staedler, attached is the link for you to have a clearer view:www.staedtler.com/intl/en/products/technical-drawing-instruments/technical-pens-drawing-ink/mars-technico-780-leadholder-m780/ ,but any 2mm Mechanical Pencil will work.
@@JdmisEduSg
Thanks 🙏♥️♥️
I'm a jeweller
What country are you from Gabriel? I hope your family and team are staying safe!
I'm from Mexico
"Thought can lead to create new jewellery ornaments and everything either"
So iam right?
Hi Kondoju, could you clarify the question again?
@@JdmisEduSg like Imagination is more important than knowledge.
@KONDOJU NAGARAJU Okay, i totally agree with you!
You flipped it so fast I didn’t catch what you did.
Hi@Alexandria Perel , thank you for your feedback, we will take note for our next videos. Meanwhile, you can try adjusting the playback speed if it's too fast for you.
But am bad with drowning soo
Hi! We have recently published a fully online version of this technical drawing course. Kindly note that this JD200 course is an advanced course that requires the completion of the JD100 course.
For more information:
Jewellery Design 100 Certificate: learn.jdmis.edu.sg/product/jd100-classical-jewellery-design-online-certificate/?UA-cam
Jewellery Design 200 Certificate: learn.jdmis.edu.sg/product/jd200-professional-certificate-intechnical-drawing-and-counter-sketching-online-certificate/?UA-cam
Let me know if you have other questions
I wished you talk about some measurements for the template, it's a bit hard to follow, you tend to talk a bit too much about the design and not enough about the template, maybe it's just me, I found it confusing and it was hard to keep up, there aren't many steps to follow you just manly showed yourself doing it and don't give much detail
It's a really good video though
Dear Flavio, thank you for the constructive feedback. This video was originally intended to be a refresher video for our existing students who are already familiar with the process, which is why the video was sped up. I will keep your feedback in mind and maybe produce a more b beginner-friendly version in the future.
In our fully online Classical Jewellery Design 1 Certificate, I talk in more detail about the tools we use in the JDMIS Exclusive Course Kit, which includes the templates. In Module 3, I talk more about designing with gem stones with demonstration of how to draw guidelines with the templates. To show appreciation for your constructive feedback, we 'd like to give you Module 1 (worth S$200) for free. In order for us to issue your voucher, kindly visit the course page and submit the contact form with your full name and email: learn.jdmis.edu.sg/product/professional-certificate-in-classical-jewellery-design-foundation/. Cheers!