7 Educators providing Fashion Design courses in Edinburgh

silverhub jewellery school and studios ltd

Established in 2008, SilverHub is a professional and contemporary studio. Located in Leith – Edinburghs most exciting, creative and design quarter – we provide education and training that enables and empowers students to develop their artistic capacity within the field of contemporary jewellery design. Design excellence, artistic collaboration and creative potential are our core values. At SilverHub our role is to support you to grow creatively, encourage your artistic potential and enable you to successfully become part of the community of jewellery designers. A quality design education experience and teaching are important. Small classes enable students to learn traditional skills whilst developing confidence and creative abilities. The team at SilverHub Jewellery School is made up of practising jewellery designers who run their own businesses alongside teaching. With a passion for education as well as their craft, our tutors are also fully qualified in community learning and adult education.

leah bastiani jewellery

bookbinding with cass

I am passionate about making the craft of bookbinding fun and accessible. I'm particularly inspired by nature and working with remnant materials, transforming what might otherwise end up in landfill, into unique and usable books. Online workshops and kits, in-person classes and commissions.

edinburgh fermentarium

Edinburgh Fermentarium was founded by Ruth Munro in 2017. When Ruth started eating fermented foods her health changed for the better. After years of cutting various things out of her diet, from gluten to dairy and much more, she found that adding fermented food and drinks to a healthy balanced diet put her system back in balance and so she wanted to share this amazing traditional food with everyone! “It all started I went on a course learning how to make Korean kimchi. I then began making ferments for myself and for friends, and it progressed into the small business that it is today. After being made redundant from my fashion design job, life coach Caroline Kirk helped

cassandra harrison

Think of the thing that makes you most happy. When you see it or get involved in it, you light up. That is what creating art does for me. The different commissions I have undertaken have taken me on journeys I might not have otherwise gone on. Connecting with the client and finding out about the reason, motivation and need for the commission sparks all kinds of ideas. My personal art practice often includes playing with a variety of art materials. Whether it's using gouache, creating digital illustrations, using ink and bamboo or cutting into cardboard envelopes to create a scene, there is always some new way to use these materials to express an idea. Biography Originally from the American Midwest, I trained as a Fine Art major, minoring in Art Education. I currently work in Edinburgh as both an artist and an art teacher of young children. All of my art lessons incorporate Art History and the creation of artworks inspired by the work of specific artists or even just a single work by an individual. My professional practice focuses on drawing people, architecture and creating pieces using a variety of art materials. My work has been exhibited throughout the UK and USA, notably the Royal Scottish Academy in Edinburgh and the Barbican Artists Studios in London. I divide my work time between creating illustration pieces for various corporate and private clients and teaching children and adults.

ascus art & science

ASCUS Art & Science is a non-profit organisation committed to bridging the gap between art, design and the sciences. We work with partners and practitioners to create innovative trans-disciplinary projects to engage new and wider audiences and facilitate innovative public engagement across these fields.

edinburgh college

On 17 April 2012, Edinburgh's Jewel and Esk, Telford, and Stevenson colleges collectively submitted to the Scottish Government a business case for their merger into a single "Edinburgh" college. The merger was approved by the Scottish Ministers, and came into force on 1 October 2012. Edinburgh College values it’s rich history, especially those of the many legacy colleges that have come together over the years to better serve the learners of the Edinburgh and Lothian’s region.