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ARTISTIC TECHNIQUES#1

Methods used to enhance creativity and expression in woodworking, focusing on aesthetics and storytelling.

DESIGN PHILOSOPHY#2

An individual's guiding principles that influence their artistic choices and approach to woodworking.

PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT#3

The process of creating a collection of work that showcases skills, style, and artistic vision for professional opportunities.

EXHIBITION#4

A public display of artistic works, showcasing craftsmanship and design to an audience, often for recognition.

CRAFTSMANSHIP#5

The skill and quality of work put into creating a piece, reflecting attention to detail and artistry.

JOINERY#6

Techniques used to connect wooden pieces, essential for structural integrity and aesthetic appeal.

FINISHING TECHNIQUES#7

Methods applied to enhance the surface of wood, improving durability and visual quality.

MATERIAL SELECTION#8

Choosing appropriate woods and materials based on their properties and suitability for the intended design.

STORYTELLING IN DESIGN#9

The practice of conveying a narrative through the design elements and craftsmanship of a piece.

PEER CRITIQUE#10

Feedback process where students evaluate each other's work, fostering improvement and insight.

MARKETING STRATEGY#11

A plan for promoting and selling the exhibition piece, aimed at attracting potential clients and galleries.

EXHIBITION STANDARDS#12

Criteria and guidelines that define the quality and presentation required for showcasing artwork.

CRAFTING PROCESS DOCUMENTATION#13

Recording the steps and techniques used during the creation of a piece, aiding in reflection and learning.

PROFESSIONAL REPUTATION#14

The perception of a woodworker's skill and artistry within the fine woodworking community.

NARRATIVE FRAMEWORK#15

Structure used to articulate the story behind a piece, enhancing audience engagement.

CRAFTING TIMELINE#16

A schedule outlining the phases of project development, ensuring timely completion for exhibition.

WOOD PROPERTIES#17

Characteristics of different wood types, including grain, hardness, and workability, influencing design choices.

PRESENTATION SKILLS#18

Techniques for effectively communicating the story and craftsmanship of a piece to an audience.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT#19

Ongoing learning and skill enhancement aimed at advancing one's career in woodworking.

MOOD BOARD#21

A visual collage that represents the aesthetic and emotional direction of a project.

CONCEPT SKETCHING#22

Initial drawings that explore design ideas and concepts before finalizing the project.

SAFETY PROTOCOLS#23

Guidelines to ensure safe practices while working with tools and materials in woodworking.

REFLECTIVE JOURNALING#24

A self-assessment method where students document their learning experiences and insights throughout the course.

EXHIBITION DISPLAY PLAN#25

A strategy for how to physically present a piece during an exhibition to attract attention.