This seminar focuses on the artistic and technical rendering of jewelry designs, with particular emphasis on detail and the realistic representation of material textures.

Throughout the course, participants practice depicting the textures of metals, as well as precious and semi-precious gemstones, based on technical jewelry drawings. Through specialized shading and rendering techniques, designs gain depth, realism, and visual refinement.

Particular emphasis is placed on developing observation skills and drawing accuracy, enabling participants to represent jewelry designs with clarity and artistic consistency. At the same time, students learn how to transform a simple line drawing into a complete visual presentation capable of conveying the final appearance of a jewelry piece.

The seminar is intended for individuals who wish to advance their skills in jewelry illustration and rendering, strengthening both their technical abilities and creative expression.

Can I attend the seminar individually / alone? 

Yes. There is no need to form a separate group, as attendance takes place together with the existing class of the Vocational Training Institute (SAEK).

When do the seminar classes take place?

The seminar is delivered jointly and follows the official academic timetable of the SAEK program. Classes are held on a weekly basis, consisting of one two-hour session per week over a period of 14 weeks. The detailed program is announced at the beginning of each academic year.