Showing posts with label jewellery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jewellery. Show all posts
Sunday, 22 December 2013
Mirka Janeckova
I felt the need for some wintery white and the jewellery of Mirka Janeckova seemed perfect. Then I saw her White Drawings and had to show 3 of them as well, they are very striking and I actually thought they were inverted photos of actual jewellery when I first looked.
Tuesday, 28 February 2012
Where my head's at...

Kwon Seulgi - Untitled - Brooch - 2011
silicone, pigment, plastic, thread, wood, stainless steel

Kwon Seulgi - Untitled - Brooch - 2011
silicone, pigment sterling silver, thread, stone, glass bead, stainless steel

Kwon Seulgi - Cell 10 Brooch - Oct 2009
silicone, pigment, plastic, stainless steel


Chanel Spring 2012 Under the Sea

Studio Bertjan Pot - Cluster Light 2009

Ernesto Neto - "Simple and light as a dream...the gravity don’t lie...just loves the time" 2006
Installation view fromTanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York
Photo: Fabian Birgfeld, photoTECTONICS.
Courtesy of the artist and Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York (Via Moment/C)
Tuesday, 14 February 2012
Etsy finds in Greys Blues Yellows

Okapi - Silvergrey Neckpeice

idea2lifestyle - Moon Water Skirt Pants (very very tempted to buy these)

Lacasadecoto - Pouf Crochet Aqua

MaLieb - Leap of the Heart

CoMod - Herman Miller Eames Fiberglass Side Chair Rocker

Uzura - Hemp Bag with Organic Cotton Lining


Kelansartcouture - top piece, bottom piece.

MadebyCassandraSmith - Yellow, Blue and Seafoam Painted Antler

Adatine - Rabbit Diet Brooch

SuiteOneStudio - Porcelain Bowls
I've been really wiped out recently, partly the M.E. but also a bit of a cold that doesn't escalate, but refuses to leave. So what's a girl to do but immerse herself in Etsy. I looked at lots of things but these ones reflect today's colours, greys and pale blues with moments of brighter blue and yellow when the sun peaked through the cold February sky.

Thaitee - Lady Jane Dress

UpInTheAirSomewhere - Aqua Paper Bowl

Nellianna - Chestnut Origami Paper Lampshades
Sunday, 22 January 2012
Myung Urso

Myung Urso - Brooch: Dialogue - 2011 (via Klimt02)
Natural dyed silk, thread, sterling silver, lacquer

Myung Urso - Neckpiece: Gray Scape 2011 (via Klimt02)
Natural dyed silk, thread, sterling silver

Myung Urso - Brooch: Hometown 2011 (via Klimt02)
Natural dyed silk, thread, sterling silver, lacquer
Great pieces, I always like when you can see the hand of the maker in the construction, and white/grey/red is always a colour combo I love.
Natural dyed silk, thread, sterling silver, lacquer

Myung Urso - Neckpiece: Gray Scape 2011 (via Klimt02)
Natural dyed silk, thread, sterling silver

Myung Urso - Brooch: Hometown 2011 (via Klimt02)
Natural dyed silk, thread, sterling silver, lacquer
Great pieces, I always like when you can see the hand of the maker in the construction, and white/grey/red is always a colour combo I love.
Thursday, 12 January 2012
Brooches that look like rocks and minerals

David Choi - Brooch via Crafthaus
Isabel Dammermann - Perpetua Brooches
I've been dipping into some of my old posts to enlarge the photo's in them and came across the original Brooches that look like rocks and minerals post in 2008 and decided it was time for another set.
Anna Wallis - 'Silver Crystal' Brooch via Velvet da Vinci Gallery
Amy Tavern - Fabricated Memory: Jewelry Box 1980 via Velvet da Vinci Gallery

Hanna Liljenberg: Brooch via Klimt02
Looks like a piece of Hubnerite

Sofia Björkman - Blackened Brilliance series 2010-'11 via Klimt02

Sofia Björkman - Blackened Brilliance series 2010-'11 via Klimt02
Has echoes of this Goethite over Quartz on this page.
Anna Wallis - 'Drip' Brooch via Velvet da Vinci Gallery
Friday, 6 January 2012
Silke Trekel - Spatial Structures




Silke Trekel - Spatial Structures via Fingers
Photography by Christoph Sandig, all images copyright Fingers
These appeal to the part of me that likes to play with slotted card shapes. Silke has made that type of delicate and vulnerable creation into something much more durable, permanent and best of all, wearable with her enamelled iron constructions.
Tuesday, 15 November 2011
My Halloween - food, face, flowers - 2011




Much belated, a few snippets from my Halloween Dinner party:
1. Autumn Squash and a lovely Black Bear brooch from Adadine (guilt gift from Mr P).
2. Facepaint always makes me happy.
3. Oxalis plant in a ceramic raku fired bowl I made in the early 90's.
4. Japanese snacks in a small ceramic tealight holder.
Friday, 29 July 2011
Fantasy shopping inspired by Silver Ragwort
Apologies in advance for any weird formatting or odd postings, blogger seems to be doing a few strange things with my drafts lately and I have to keep deleting and editing, not sure if that means multiple viewings for subscribers.
Inspired by the greys and yellows of the Silver Ragwort I posted the other day (and a sleepless night - something moving around under the house, cat, hedgehog, monster?) I did some fantasy shopping. I don't buy many clothes in real life and these days I can't often get to town for window shopping, so I had a bit of fun collating some things I get if money, body shape, comfort, confidence and conscience (eco & ethical) weren't factors. I'd look completely different. I'd look like the way I see myself. Click to enlarge the big picture and hover over the wee ones for makers.

My reality is a much more budget friendly (mostly 2nd hand) and practical for sitting in dirt when I garden, which is 99% of the extent of any outdoor life I have at the moment. But when I was well I used to have a social life, travel, go to openings and, my favourite thing of all, make fancy dress outfits for parties, usually with a spacey/futuristic edge to them. These days I let Lady Gaga revel in that role, she and her team (and mega budget) do it so well. But here is a small selection of things that cover all my old and new life, only missing a pair of chunky grey men's workwear trousers which I already own (free from my old job), no amount of kneeling in the dirt would ruin the knees on those bad boys.

Lady Gaga sparkling origami headpiece at the Grammy's
Designed by Philip Treacy for Armani Privé

1: Melinda Young 2: Masao Takahashi 3: Gwen Hosker

Eco friendly house shoes by ETSY seller elephantandchickpea
Inspired by the greys and yellows of the Silver Ragwort I posted the other day (and a sleepless night - something moving around under the house, cat, hedgehog, monster?) I did some fantasy shopping. I don't buy many clothes in real life and these days I can't often get to town for window shopping, so I had a bit of fun collating some things I get if money, body shape, comfort, confidence and conscience (eco & ethical) weren't factors. I'd look completely different. I'd look like the way I see myself. Click to enlarge the big picture and hover over the wee ones for makers.

My reality is a much more budget friendly (mostly 2nd hand) and practical for sitting in dirt when I garden, which is 99% of the extent of any outdoor life I have at the moment. But when I was well I used to have a social life, travel, go to openings and, my favourite thing of all, make fancy dress outfits for parties, usually with a spacey/futuristic edge to them. These days I let Lady Gaga revel in that role, she and her team (and mega budget) do it so well. But here is a small selection of things that cover all my old and new life, only missing a pair of chunky grey men's workwear trousers which I already own (free from my old job), no amount of kneeling in the dirt would ruin the knees on those bad boys.

Lady Gaga sparkling origami headpiece at the Grammy's
Designed by Philip Treacy for Armani Privé

1: Melinda Young 2: Masao Takahashi 3: Gwen Hosker

Eco friendly house shoes by ETSY seller elephantandchickpea
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