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VART3771 · RMIT University

Enamelling and Colour for Metal

Credit points
12
Level
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Workload
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Faculty
College of Design and Social Context

What it covers

In this course, you will focus on the concepts of applying colour to metal. Vitreous enamel is a process using heat to fuse glass on metal creating lustrous and layered colours and patterns over copper, silver and steel. You will design and apply your personal iconography to metal and enamel. You will explore how to translate your ideas and drawings using vitreous enamels materials with processes such as stenciling, sifting, drawing, painting, foiling and graffito. Projects will encourage processes of documentation and reflection to inform and extend your studio work. You will engage in methods and processes that foreground safe practices and consider environmental sustainability. Projects will encourage processes of documentation and reflection to inform and extend your studio work.

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