7.6.12
Barnacle Box II
Raku-fired stoneware box with removable lid. And again, with barnacles. This box is half the size of it's older brother from the year before.
7.5.12
6.5.12
1.5.12
27.4.12
Condensation Wrist Piece
I got my Rapid prototyped model today. The binding material did not glue every layer, so unfortunately, some of the parts came off. It reminds me more of clouds now though than of condensation.
25.4.12
20.3.12
Digital Drawing Project
The project parameters were to design a piece of body adornment with CAD incorporating ideas of either spin, balance, or fold. My piece encompasses the idea of balance. You wear the ring on your finger and you have to find where on the point the other object will balance. The top image is based on a crumpled up bit of paper.
9.3.12
Recycle Project
Final outcomes for the current uni jewellery project. Laser cut plastic from reclaimed milk jugs, 3.2mm aluminium tubing for the rivets.
29.2.12
When in Aberdeen...
... you set granite into rings because you can.
Granite set into recycled brass with a brush finish.
I made one for Amy as well.
28.2.12
23.2.12
Deer with yellow circle
Needing a break from the current project, I started messing about with some acrylic paints, experimenting with various compositions, this is just one of a series.
8.2.12
Throwing continued
FINALLY getting the hang of throwing (after two months). This is by far the most relaxing thing to do at uni.
Copper box
Finished copper box, made during the induction to jewellery design just for the purpose of learning basic skills. Brass stone setting. Box still needs to be polished...
5.2.12
26.1.12
More Bamboo Vases
Slipcast porcelain Bamboo vase. Inside glazed clear, outside unglazed.
Slipcast porcelain with colored porcelain slip. Slip was meant to be yellow, but after the second firing it turned a speckeled brown. It kind of looks like a birds egg now. Outside unglazed, inside glazed clear.
13.1.12
6.1.12
Jonathan Fuller
no 22
no 12
I really like Sea glass. Fuller makes beautiful compositions out of found sea glass. Images via http://www.jonathanfuller.co.uk/
Merry Christmas!
Pinecone Christmas tree ornament. Lead free crystal glass. Cast using lost wax process, I used gel-flex to cast the original pinecone.
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