How to Carve Reverse Intaglio Into Quartz Crystal and Glass
with Jack Hoque
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Reverse Crystal Intaglio. ... A reverse crystal intaglio is a rock crystal cabochon with an intaglio carved into the flat back (instead of the top as done previously.) The intaglio was also painted realistically with oils so, that when viewed through the top, the image appears three-dimensional. What you will learn in this glass carving course:
Class 1:
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What diamond bits to use
- Intro to Materials used.
- Basic Safety
- First design- Moon and Sun
Class 2:
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How to use and control a flex shaft while carving
- Speed while carving
- Avoid slipping
Class 3:
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How to keep your stone wet while carving into Stone/glass
Class 4:
- How to create shapes and textures with different diamond bits
Class 5:
- Techniques on how I create planets, trees, ships and various different figures.
Class 6:
- Finishing techniques
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Curious Mondo: How to Carve Reverse Intaglio
Time table:
6 hours
Level:
Beginning / Intermediate / Advanced
Target market:
Jewelers, carvers, engravers
Main objective:
Learn how to Carve Reverse Intaglio.
Prerequisite:
None
About the instructor
Jack Hoque
Jack is a full time jeweler and lapidary artist based out of Southern Oregon in a jewelry store called "Jacksonville Gems and Jewelry". He has dedicated his life to creating in new and innovative ways for both stone cutting and metal work. He pairs both his skills in metal and stone to create one of a kind Narrative pendants which feature both sides completely finished with a reverse intaglio carving on the front and metal engraving all around the front and the back. His work is all completely done free hand with designs that come straight from his head. He also melts down, alloys and mills out all his own precious metals and picks out each stone from the rough that he cuts, carves and polishes custom for each project.
