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Brad Smith is a studio jeweler, lapidary, and jewelry instructor based in Santa Monica, California. He works with silver, gold, exotic woods, bone, fossil ivory, and meteorite. His teaching career started with the Los Angeles school system where he taught "Advanced Jewelry" in the Adult Education Department for eight years. In 2009, he designed and built a new jewelry facility at Santa Monica's Adult Education Center where he currently teaches beginning and advanced classes.
As a long-time member of the Culver City Rock Club, Brad has taught lapidary skills, led field trips, organized gem and mineral shows, and held many positions including club President. He is a member of the Metal Arts Society of Southern California where he served as Vice President and on the Board of Directors. There he organized workshops with nationally known jewelry artists.
Smith's Step-by-Step article on broom casting was published in the inaugural issue of Interweave's "Jewelry Artist" magazine. His book, "Bench Tips for Jewelry Making", includes 101 useful ways to solve common problems at the bench. His second book, "Broom Casting for Creative Jewelry and Metal Work", is a quick and easy way to produce marvelous icicle-like shapes that make up into elegant pendants and earrings. Smith also provides jewelry notes material to over 200 monthly newsletters in six countries.
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