Somewhere along the way, someone noted that my work was simple but well designed. Hmm. However the comment was intended I chose to accept it as:
1. A fact. I do tend toward simple lines in my designs.
2. A challenge. Time to stretch a little further.
I started this particular necklace a couple weeks ago and posted part 1 on November 17 . This is the first time I have re-cured the same piece as I added different elements and the first time I used liquid polymer.
Now the box has a distressed grey back and a textured piece that will get inset.
Almost done. Not groundbreaking but a good exercise.
your work is so very gorgeous... i truly love the effects you create... the stone upon stone have got to be some of my favorites... you know what i really appreciate? how you can take a plastic and make it so very organic... beautiful work as always...
ReplyDeleteI love it. Very soothing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this. I really like your style. Yes, simple in lines but intriguing for eyes with textures and effects.
ReplyDeleteI tend to be a fan of simple. I find the aesthetic very pleasing. The trick is in the details and the design.... which of course you do so well.
ReplyDeleteI also like this venture. As much as you've added different elements, it still has a very simple aesthetic. (and that's meant as a compliment!) Lovely!
Dear Genevieve - I love your outlook on life (challenging yourself to grow), and how your mind works (matter of fact and unfussy). At least this is how you seem to me and I am complimenting you!! :) Your work is wonderful in the fact it is simple but soooooo textured and detailed. I love what you do with polymer clay in how it looks so organic when you are done.
ReplyDeleteKudos on your new piece - the pendant is lovely.
One of your new friends,
Michele
I am a BIG fan of your work, and I don't wear jewelry much at all. Simple, perhaps-but there is so much depth and texture in your pieces that the concept is unmistakably complex.
ReplyDeleteI too am a big fan of your work, perhaps just because I always make my work overly complicated. I am continually try to remind myself that less is sometimes more.
ReplyDeletePerhaps we just need to remember that creating stuff is a constant see-saw act between our personal limits.
Wow - you all are amazingly encouraging! Thank you, thank you!
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