I have been playing around with using inspiration photos to design
jewelry pieces around. I knew if I did this I would be making things
that probably would not appeal to a large audience but it would be more
me.
So this is one of the photos I took in New Orleans and I fell
in love with the color and texture of it. The first design is a simple
pair of earrings that I torch fired the beads in a mottled teal/green.
I hung them from chain kind of the same way the plants are dangling off the balcony.
I am working on a few more designs using that photo to bounce off of but they are more complicated.
I have also been using my enamels in a more painterly fashion even when using it in powered form.
this next photo is of a necklace I put together with an enameled focal that was meant to look like an abstract painting.
I can see a lot of promise in both the abstract and the New Orleans themes.
Showing posts with label New Orleans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Orleans. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 18, 2015
Sunday, November 8, 2015
We had a trip to New Orleans last weekend. The weather turned out to be a lot better than we were warned it would be and in fact a lot worse at home than we expected. While we were enjoying a light drizzle in New Orleans they were having torrential rain and tornado activity here in La Porte.
I took a lot of photos for inspiration while I was there:
We found the silver guy(girl?) getting ready to perform.
And I found this building that is going to be my main inspiration to the jewelry I am working on now.
The colors and textures of this building are incredible. I was told it is the backdrop for a lot of wedding photos but I haven't found out what the name of it is yet.I love the soft washed out colors next to the peachy/orange tone of the building next to it.
I also worked on some jewelry this week and listed it on ETSY in my SilverVertexDesign shop there.
I took a lot of photos for inspiration while I was there:
We found the silver guy(girl?) getting ready to perform.
And I found this building that is going to be my main inspiration to the jewelry I am working on now.
The colors and textures of this building are incredible. I was told it is the backdrop for a lot of wedding photos but I haven't found out what the name of it is yet.I love the soft washed out colors next to the peachy/orange tone of the building next to it.
I also worked on some jewelry this week and listed it on ETSY in my SilverVertexDesign shop there.
Labels:
bourbon street,
french quarter,
halloween,
New Orleans,
vacation
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