Design

Hi Anuj,
To get admission in Jewellery Design colleges, the minimum eligibility is 10+2 pass in any discipline.
However, you can take up Arts as a major subject.
Typical work activities of a Jewelry Designer:
For a self-employed jewellery designer, design activities include:
-holding consultations with commissioning clients;
-discussing a client's range of options and formulating original ideas;
-sketching out ideas, sometimes using computer-aided design (CAD), to help the client visualise the finished design.
Making activities include:
*mounting - making the framework for the piece of jewellery. This involves handling, forming and drilling metal, and opening out holes in which to place the selected gems;
*model making (casting) - making an object or decorative detail using a mould
*stamping and presswork
*chasing - making a raised pattern on the surface of the metal;
*soldering and fabrication
*polishing - ensuring the finish of the piece.
Skills required:
-creative flair
-accuracy and the ability to undertake detailed work
-good hand-eye co-ordination
-a patient and persistent nature
-an understanding of metals and other materials
-great organisational skills
-drawing and computer design skills
-marketing skills and commercial awareness
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Hi Preeti,
There are a wide number of options that an interior designer can choose to work in depending on the person's talent, capability, creativity and liking. Here are a few options that a student can choose from, after a degree in interior designing.
•Hospital designing
•Hotel health resorts designing
•Construction Companies
•Environmental designing
•Town and city planning bureaus
•Work with renowned builders
•Work with top notch architects and architectural firms
•Event management companies
•Public and Private sector establishments
•Freelance
Employment Opportunities:
•Commercial Interior Designer
•Design Consultant
•Exhibition Designer
•Institutional Interior Designer
•Lighting Designer
•Residential Interior Designer
•Interior decorators
•Window display designers
•Design Educator
•Facility Manager
•Theatre and set designers
Skills Required:
-Drawing aptitude
-Ability to work as part of a team
-Visual sensitivity
-Knowledge of textures, materials and trends
-Ability to deal with technical details
-Analytical mind
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Hi vinay,
Happy to help you. After 12th, you have a wide variety of options ranging from Engineering to Medicine, Animation and multimedia to fine arts. If you are creative and good at sketching you can choose a career course in multimedia. Multimedia includes 2D animation, 3D animation, Graphic designing and web designing. You could go for either a degree or a diploma in any of these fields depending on your time limitations and future plans. Animation industry is growing at a fast pace and there are excellent job opportunities in this field. You could choose 2D, 3D animation, Gaming, graphics or web design. Innumerable artists are required in any full-fledged 2D /3D animated broadcast TV or Film production - Pre-Production artists, Story board artists, BG artists, Layout artist, Scanner operator, Modelers, Texture's, Lighting rendering artists, Riggers, Character Animators, Matte painters, Roto artists, Compositors, SFX artist to name a few. Graphic and Web designers are essentially absorbed into the Design, Advertising, Web, Publishing and print based industries. In fashion/interior designing and even in medical, legal, architecture, automobile and insurance companies, animators are required to make presentations, models and simulations. Before making up your final decision go through some top animation college websites, download their brochures and meet their career counselors. Please feel free to revert back hope the answer is been helpful to you. If you feel the answer is helpful to you click on thumbs up or choose the answer as the best answer.