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Raising Organic Forms

Angle Raising allows makers to transform flat sheet metal into dynamic three-dimensional forms. In this weekend workshop led by master of anthropomorphic forming techniques, Logan Woodle, students will learn the fundamentals of angle raising by creating a form and then adding complexity using hammer forming and chasing processes. Along with a vessel form, attendees can expect to leave the course with an understanding of pattern development, tool modification, and hammer forming processes that facilitate the making of organic shapes. A component of this class will focus on modifying a raising hammer to fit each student's needs. 

Meet the instructor

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Logan Woodle is an assistant professor in the department of visual arts at Coastal Carolina Univeristy. Logan is a silversmith and educator who lives on his family farm in Conway, S.C. He earned a B.F.A. in sculpture from Winthrop University in 2009 and an M.F.A. in Jewelry and Metalsmithing from Edinboro University of Pennsylvania in 2012.

Visit www.loganwoodle.com to view Logan's work. 

Materials & Tools

There is a $80 materials fee for this course payable upon registration. The materials kit includes full 6"x12" sheet of 18g copper, German-made Picard forming hammer (will be modified by students during the workshop), and multiple grits of sandpaper. 

 

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