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Coleus & Pearl

Here are a couple of pictures of a piece I finished a couple of months ago.  It was a long time from start to finish, and then it had a couple of “finishes” before it was really done.  The enamel … Continue reading

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Learning to see, draw, visualize – jewelry rendering

I don’t have formal training in drawing, especially technical drawing and perspective. I’ve taken one or two drawing classes over time, and have always wanted to be able to draw, but either it hasn’t clicked, or not been important enough, or I just … Continue reading

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Experimentation -!-

This is a piece I would have loved to sell or give to someone, but I’ve decided it’s too experimental.  Now I can enjoy it for what it is, and maybe wear it around. The experiments include: shaping an oddly shaped stray … Continue reading

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Washington State Enamelists at Grunewald Guild – October 2010

Update June 2, 2011: I’ve just received a copy of the April 2011 issue of Glass on Metal magazine which has published an article by Dave Berfield.  ’Killer Kiln’ is Dave’s account of the genisis and execution of the idea of building a wood fired enameling … Continue reading

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