The process of conveying emotions and ideas through creative work, particularly in woodworking.

A technique involving cutting into wood to create designs or shapes, enhancing the visual appeal of the piece.

The technique of embedding materials into the surface of wood to create patterns or images, adding depth.

Methods applied to wood surfaces to enhance aesthetics and protect against damage, including stains and sealants.

Fundamental guidelines that inform the composition and structure of a work, ensuring visual harmony.

A visual collage of images, materials, and colors that represent the desired aesthetic and inspiration for a project.

The act of drawing preliminary designs to visualize ideas before executing the final piece.

The process of choosing appropriate wood and other materials that align with the project’s design and requirements.

The process of putting together different components of a wood art piece, ensuring structural integrity.

Promotional content like brochures or social media posts used to showcase and sell handmade art.

An individual’s unique perspective and approach to their artistic work, guiding their design choices.

A practice piece created to experiment with techniques before applying them to the final artwork.

Keeping a record of the steps taken during creation, useful for reflection and improvement.

The polished appearance of a finished piece that meets industry standards and appeals to buyers.

The quality of a piece where all elements work together harmoniously, reflecting a unified design.

A personal record where students reflect on their learning experiences and progress throughout the course.

Constructive criticism provided by fellow students to help improve skills and techniques.

The potential for a handmade art piece to attract buyers and sell successfully in the market.

Websites or venues where artisans can sell their handmade art, such as Etsy or local galleries.

Sophisticated methods that enhance the complexity and quality of woodworking projects.

Woodworking that emphasizes artistic expression rather than just functionality.

A practical approach to learning where students actively create their art pieces throughout the course.

The culmination of the course where students showcase their completed art pieces to peers and instructors.

Building relationships with other artisans and potential buyers to enhance opportunities in the woodworking community.