Learn about Danha-bit

Hello!

I'm Dan Ha-bit, a jewelry designer.

I have been working as a jewelry designer and jewelry design instructor for 10 years. I thought it would be nice to use difficult jewelry design as a fun and happy hobby, so I designed a curriculum that is easy to learn.

It's an easy to learn jewelry drawing class, but it will teach you how to draw jewels, so it's a great opportunity not only for those who want to have a hobby with colored pencils, but also for those who are interested in jewelry design. I hope you will be healed through sparkling jewel drawing and emotional colored pencil illustration classes.

I will look for a good course so that the students can be satisfied

shiny jewel colored pencil illustration

I'll teach you how to use colored pencils, so I can draw not only jewelry design techniques but also overall colored pencil drawings.

Class recommendation target

🙋🏻‍ Those who have always been interested in drawing jewels 🙋🏻‍ Those who wanted to express birthstones with colored pencils 🙋🏻‍ Those who wanted to draw jewels in magazines 🙋🏻‍ Those who wanted to have their own hobby 🙋🏻‍ Those who wanted to draw colored pencil drawings

Estimated class time

5 chaptersIt will be held in, and I will draw various jewels. When I'm trying to make a “work” 30 minutes to 1 hour It takes a degree. Time to draw “one jewel” 10 ~ 30It takes about a minute.

The time required may vary depending on the individual and the speed of progress.

What do you learn?

Sparkling jewel drawing, emotional colored pencil illustration

In this class, we will teach you how to color jewelry easily and closely using colored pencils. You will feel healing when you use colored pencils to express sparkling jewels.

I'll let you know that it's easy to get to, but the jewels drawn in the “Sparkling Jewelry Drawing, Emotional Colored Pencil Illustration” class are not jewelry techniques drawn in the basic course Learn jewelry techniques in a hands-on courseLet me know. Since I'll show you the gemstone techniques used in practice, it's a bit more difficult than the basic gemstone techniques. With lots of practice, you can draw more finished jewels.

Class preview

This is a class where you can learn how to cut jewelry, how to shape, and how to color colored pencils.

In this class, I mainly draw jewels, but since I will teach you how to use colored pencils, I can draw all of my colored pencil drawings.

Welcome

• Lesson 1: Introduction to Danha-bit
• Lesson 2: Introduction to the Jewelry Illustration Class
• Lesson 3: Introduction to what to bring

Chapter 1: Colored Pencil Basics & Metal Expression Techniques This is the time to learn the most important force control when using colored pencils with your senses. Colored pencil sketching is basic, but through this course, you will have time to get to know colored pencils and teach you how to use colored pencils in basic ways. Learn how to express metals using maca and how to express yellow gold and white gold in 5 steps with colored pencils required for metal expression.

• Lesson 1: Drawing a sphere, cylinder, triangle, and square column
• Lesson 2: Stroke practice
• Lesson 3: Flatring System and Coloring
• Lesson 4: Curved Ring System and Coloring
• Lesson 5. Metal shape application system and coloring
• Metal coloring techniques using Sketch Maca

Chapter 2: Cabochon Color & Facet Cut System & Facet Cut Coloring

Time to learn about various types of jewels!!! Learn how to cut and color jewelry. It can express the sparkle of a jewel.

• Lesson 1: Drawing Coral, Turquoise, and Jade
• Second round: Facet cut system (round brilliant cut, pear cut, trilliant cut, ceylon cut, oval cut, marquise cut, briolette cut)
• Lesson 3: Facet Cut Coloring
• Learn how to draw a prong

Chapter 3: Drawing Sparkling Birthstones (Bookmark Making)

Here's how to draw birthstones from January to December. You'll also have time to create bookmarks. I think it would be nice to give a bookmark with a birthstone as a gift to someone special:)

• Lesson 1: Garnet, Amethyst, Aquamarine
• Class 2: Diamonds, Emeralds, and Pearls
• Top 3: Ruby, Peridot, and Sapphire
• Fourth Quarter: Opal, Topaz, Turquoise
• Lesson 5: Bookmark Creation

Chapter 4: Drawing along a jewelry design

This is a time to draw works on colored pencil techniques and jewelry techniques that you have learned so far. Take time to look at photos or drawn designs and draw along. I will complete the work with the strength of my hands and jewelry techniques.

• Lesson 1: Drawing a Pearl Bracelet
• Lesson 2: Drawing a Ruby Ring

Chapter 5: Expressing Jewelry Design

You can express shapes and proportions by looking at photos in magazines or actual products. Once you've done this assignment, you can feel that your painting skills are really growing:)

• Lesson 1: Drawing a brooch (1)
• Lesson 2: Drawing a brooch (2)
• Lesson 3: Gemstone Necklace Drawing+Callie (Postcard Production) Outro
• Congratulations on the stubbornness of the “Sparkling Jewelry Drawing, Emotional Colored Pencil Illustration” class.

The curriculum is subject to some changes, and content may be uploaded sequentially.

Q & A

Q. Can I only use the ingredients I have prepared now? A. Sure. You can fully use this kit. We will send it to you with materials used by professionals. I'll also show you how to use maca when drawing flat rings, but only maca is missing from the kit. I'll explain in detail what kind of maca you need.

Q. I'm a beginner who has never drawn properly, can I take a jewelry drawing class? A. Yes, it's possible. I will teach you jewelry techniques, so if you practice, you will be able to fully express jewelry

Q. Can I design jewelry on my own right after studying eClass? A. The gemstone techniques learned in this class are not basic course techniques, but practical course techniques. But even so, creative jewelry design requires a little more time and requires more specialized courses. After learning this class, you'll be proficient enough to color jewels and jewelry from magazines and photos. Of course, if you practice a lot, your skills will improve even more.