
I've been taking a peek at some mixed media jewerly artists work and it is amazing to see some of the techniques they use in their work. It's actually very inspiring and I try to figure ways to incorporate some of their techniques into my art dolls. I wish I had the time and money take a workshop with some of them. I will have to make do with reading and looking at magazines, books and blogs. One jewerly artist's website that I love to visit is Richard Salley. He does some amazing work and he has a really great tutorial you can view that takes you through step by step on creating one of his pieces. I love his use of cold connections in his work and I did try one in his tutorial. It was a challenge to keep your wire even and centered while you were bending and hammering away.
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Great wirework Carla. Looking forward to seeing her finished. I like working with wire, but am not that good at making it nice and even. I am not that fussy. Happy New Year.
Hey Cody,
Happy New Year to you as well!
I love working with the wire , so there is no fussiness for me.
Ever check out any of Eni Oken's tutorials online? I learned a lot of metal weaving from her... Arline Fisch's book "Textile Techniques in Metal" is also quite spectacular
This is just glorious:
I immediately gave it a new name ---
Essense of Carla.
It just seems you've reduced all your amazing talent down to a quiet simplicity.
Bravo!
Judith
Biffybeans - Thanks for the info. on wire work!
Judith- Thank you for your kind words.
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