Hey lovers.
Over the winter break, I got into the studio and made a few things. I only have pictures of 5 of pieces. I think I'm missing one or two more.
Sterling silver bezel set stone; silver wire; silver plated chain
Brass wire; purple freshwater pearls; brass chain
Brass wire/sheet, brass chain
Brass prong set Tunisian pottery piece
Sterling silver bezel set stone; sterling silver wire and shank
Success-ish?
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Saturday, January 29, 2011
End of Semester Update: Part 2 (Social Events)
Hey lovers.
Highlights:
Elise's work
Rachel's work
Design for Production class!
Metals girls! And the sculp boys got dragged in :)
My babes :)
loves.
more loves :)
SO MUCH SUCCESS
Studio Mommy!
Dinner date with my Studio Sister!
Highlights:
- Design for Production class gallery opening
- Studio Christmas party
- Hatch Gallery Opening *LOVE
Elise's work
Rachel's work
Design for Production class!
Metals girls! And the sculp boys got dragged in :)
My babes :)
loves.
more loves :)
SO MUCH SUCCESS
Studio Mommy!
Dinner date with my Studio Sister!
End of Semester Update: Part 1 (Works)
Hey lovers.
I failed to update ANYTHING from the last part of last semester because I was ridiculously over it haha.
This is for Design for Production;
This is my progress for the Ring Project:
The goal of the Experimental Ring Project was to hammer out 4 rings within a week, taking one form of metal and transforming it into another form. (Sheet, tube, stock, and wire)
I took a sheet of copper, hammered it upwards, pulled it through the drawplate MANY MANY times, soldered it together, and cut it up. Then I soldered my new tubes together.
I took large brass tubing and cut it down/hammered it flat, traced outlines for the layers, cut the pieces out, and soldered them together strategically so they would all be evenly heated.
I got brass and copper sheets, soldered them together to make stock, and I sanded it down. This was easy but took forever. Then I dipped it in liver of sulfur/potassium polysulfide to patina the copper.
Final Products:
Honestly, I loved the end products. I am completely proud of the end results, which is a first in all the things I've made this semester.
The next pictures were of part 4 of my last project about jazz. Still didn't love it but its better I guess. I laser cut these shapes in layers with negative spaces so that when I adhered the acrylic together, it would be hollow.
I failed to update ANYTHING from the last part of last semester because I was ridiculously over it haha.
This is for Design for Production;
This is my progress for the Ring Project:
The goal of the Experimental Ring Project was to hammer out 4 rings within a week, taking one form of metal and transforming it into another form. (Sheet, tube, stock, and wire)
I took a sheet of copper, hammered it upwards, pulled it through the drawplate MANY MANY times, soldered it together, and cut it up. Then I soldered my new tubes together.
I took large brass tubing and cut it down/hammered it flat, traced outlines for the layers, cut the pieces out, and soldered them together strategically so they would all be evenly heated.
I got brass and copper sheets, soldered them together to make stock, and I sanded it down. This was easy but took forever. Then I dipped it in liver of sulfur/potassium polysulfide to patina the copper.
Final Products:
Honestly, I loved the end products. I am completely proud of the end results, which is a first in all the things I've made this semester.
The next pictures were of part 4 of my last project about jazz. Still didn't love it but its better I guess. I laser cut these shapes in layers with negative spaces so that when I adhered the acrylic together, it would be hollow.
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