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- Development of jewellery drawing skills at the initial stages of training a jeweller designer
- Medvedeva O. N., Zaeva N. A., Bezdenezhnykh A. G. Development of jewellery drawing skills at the initial stages of training a jeweller designer. Technologies & Quality. 2026. No 2(72). P. 94–100. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/ 10.34216/2587-6147-2026-2-72-94-100.
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.34216/2587-6147-2026-2-72-94-100
- УДК: 741; 671
- EDN: UDLQJE
- Publish date: 2026-04-27
- Annotation: The article discusses the requirements for jewellery graphics and provides tasks that help students develop the necessary skills. The process of teaching jewellery making is presented as a learning technology with a logical sequence. The main element of the learning technology is the content of the training tasks. Therefore, it is necessary to establish a logical connection between the knowledge, skills, and abilities that form professional mastery. The article shows examples of work before and after completing training tasks by a single student and describes a teaching methodology that has been tested over several years in the training of jewellery artists.
- Keywords: structuring of learning process, jewellery design, graphic skills, line, sketch, exercise, jewellery drawing
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