Digital meets handmade : jewelry design, manufacture, and art in the twenty-first century / Wendy Yothers [and three others].

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Yothers, Wendy, author.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Jewelry--Congresses.

Jewelry.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (268 pages)

Place of Publication:

Albany, New York : State University of New York Press, [2021]

Summary:

Embraces the problems and solutions posed by the dynamic dance of digital technology with the traditions of craftsmanship and perceived value in jewelry.

Contents:

Intro

Preface

Disruptive Innovation: "Digital vs Handmade"

We were surprised. . .

Handmade

Digital

Introduction

Jewelry Interactions: From Analog to Digital

Abstract

1. Jewelry from Emotion to Experience

2. Jewelry as Interface

3. Analog System Interaction

3.1. The Static Linear System

3.2. The Dynamic Linear System: Jewelry as Relational Analog Interface

Between users and jewelry items

Between users and their own bodies

Between users and other objects

Between users

4. Close Circuit Dynamic Interaction

5. Open Circuit Dynamic Interaction

6. Conclusions

References

The Future of Jewelry Programs in Higher Education: The Intersection of Technology and Handcraft

Digital Tools in the Artist's Hand

Challenges in Digital Education

Complementary Relationship with the Jewelry Industry

Gen Z-The New Generation

Conclusion

Finding the Sensuous in Digital: Can "the Hand of the Maker" Survive the Digital Age?

Part I: Digital Disruption

Part 2: The Best of Both Worlds

Digital Tooling and Handcrafting

Karen-Ann Dicken

Sandra Wilson-Setting a Base on a Vessel

Other Artists

The Grid, from Colonial to Digital: The Role of Digital Technology in Craft Making

Bibliography

Maps and Images

Craft, Pedagogy, and the Digital Challenge: A Jewelry Perspective

1. Introduction

2. Thinking in and Resisting Binaries

3. Impact of Time

4. Nostalgia for the Hand

5. Generational Difference/Bias

6. New Models of Learning

7. Communication and Agency

8. Conclusion

Acknowledgements.

References

Materializing Humanbeingness in Jewelry through Digital Transformation

Further Reading

Hand vs. Machine: Three Methods of Jewellery Making

1. Kadri Mälk: the Trace of Fingers

2. Sofia Hallik: Digital Craft

3. Sofia Hallik: Peer-Reviewed Exhibition, "Tangibility Matters"

A Virtual Tradition

Pixels Bejeweled: Modern Media, Contemporary Jewelry, and the Replication of Desire

Anya Kivarkis

Mary Hallam Pearse

emiko oye

Glitch in the Copy: Research into Noise Artifact in Digital Reproduction

1.1. Methodology

1.2. Methods

2. Glitch

3. Material Markers

Material Markers

4. Practical Research

5.1. Original

5.2. Process-Finished Pieces

Scan_1

Scan_5

Scan_10

Scan_15

Scan_20

6. Conclusion

Future Carriers of Our Past

Future Carriers of our Past

Image References

Discursive Jewellery, Marine Plastic Waste, and Mediational Aesthetic Recontextualization

1. Sadly, Every Shore Is a Treasury

2. From Waste to Jewellery

3. Looking Anew

4. Finding a Material

5. Implications: Contemporary Archaeology and as a Memento Mori

6. Concluding Remarks

A Reexamination of Jewelers' Titles and Nomenclature

A Re-examination of Jewelers' Titles and Nomenclature

Nomenclature

Convocation

Terminology

Reorganization of the Convocation

Reflections

References.

Traditional Handcrafted Jewelry versus Contemporary Digital Jewelry Dictated by the Culture, Fashion, and Modern Trends of Hindu Families of Andhra Pradesh, India

Methodology

Results and Discussion

Innovative Movable Structure Design for Jewelry Application Based on Integrated 3D Printing and Lost-Wax Casting Technology

2. Design Method and Principle for Movable Structure

3. Manufacturing Process of Movable Structure and Application

3.1. Ball Sleeve Movable Structure

3.2. Internal Suspension Movable Structure

3.3. Spiral Movable Structure

3.4. Axial Movable Structure

4. Conclusion

Digital Humanity and the Visualization of the Jewellery Archive and Kinematic Reinterpretation of Historic Jewellery

2. Digital Humanity and the Visualization of the Jewellery Archive

3. Digital Simulation Kinematic Reinterpretation for Historic Jewellery

4.Conclusion

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references.

Description based on print version record.

ISBN:

1-4384-8765-7

OCLC:

1285167454