Showing posts with label production. Show all posts
Showing posts with label production. Show all posts

Saturday, November 17, 2012

And what are the Side Projects?

The darling side projects are:

A Decipticon logo pin as a birthday present for a friend,

A commision for a Jupiter Pendant with the possiblity of more in the,
 
Student Sale which is happening in early December for which I have to prepare my summer production pieces for.

Well, one bit on the main project for jewelry. It will be an extremely tight schedule but I hope to smith a small toy drum for what else, the toy project in jewelry. Observe sketches! 
 
 

Since I don't want to keep filling the ending musical noise video with just various iterations of video game back ground music lets have some random Japanese animation from 1933! The plot as far as I can gather is that a Fox (disguised as a samurai) and a Tanuki (with his father) try to outwit each other in an abandoned temple. I do love classic old animation and, hey look at this bonus remix some one made about old cartoons.
 

 
And from there I guess I am obliged to post Disney's infamous Silly Symphony from 1929, The Skeleton Dance.
 

I'm going to have to stop myself before I post the entirety of early animation history here.

Saturday, August 25, 2012

Summer/Fall Production Pricing

Dull post title but accurate! For those of you interested in owning a piece of jewelry I've got prices listed below on those ready to go. All earring posts and hooks are made of sterling silver, and the entire piece is sterling for the tube and curve designs. If there was something else you wanted from the original post showing off the pieces, don't hesitate to email me, the link for which is in my profile. And if you're not interested in these, there's a small preview after the price list of what I'm developing next.
 
 

 Tube Earrings $35


 Tube Necklace: $100

Triangle Earrings: $20





 "Reverse" Earrings: $10



 Click Clack Earrings: $15

 Curve Pendant: $40

Curve Earrings: $30



For the grand preview, I have finally learned how to drill seaglass! As you can see the ear wires got quite experimental, and because of that these aren't quite ready for sale yet, but they will be soon.
 
The other things I am looking at for production is a few older designs to improve upon and as always using alternative materials and recycling/upcycling. Not pictured are some ideas involving the square studs from studded belts which im still working out, among other things. Stay tuned!

Monday, August 13, 2012

Fairly Pretty Pictures

Alright let's do this! I don't have the right backdrop for it, but on with the pictures!

Astro Ring, Sterling and Rutilated Quartz Cabochon

Wing Earrings, Sterling and Black Chatoyant Cabochons

Jupiter Pendant, Sterling, Turquoise, and White Cubic Zirconia


Three Tier Tube Earrings, Sterling and White Cubic Zirconia


Tube Chain Necklace, Sterling and White Cubic Zirconia

"Gladiator" Earrings,  Sterling and Red Acrylic

A Cat in Bamboo? Okay Then...


Reverse Earrings, Sterling with Acrylic



 
Curly Earrings and Pendant, Sterling


Click Clack Earrings, Sterling, Brass, Laserdisc, Record, and Compact Disc


What the? A...crane?


How did these pictures get in here?


Oh I get it! They're building a bridge,



Ha ha he's smoking a pipe while working! Ah hrm anyways,

Triangle Earrings, Copper, Sterling


Brass Capped Earrings, Brass, Black Acrylic, Sterling



Protype Tube Earrings, Sterling, White Cubic Zirconia


Gear Pin, Brass, Copper, Nickel


Sonic Spike Earrings, Sterling, Record Vinyl


Lion's Eye Pin, Acrylic, Brass, Nickel


Cube Pin, Brass, Nickel


Spiral Green Earrings, Acrylic, Sterling



Heart Pendant Protoype, Brass, Copper


There you have it! an entire Summer's worth of jewelry work and distractions. Some of these pieces will even be up for sale fairly soon and if anyone's really interested drop me a line through the blog. Watch for a bit more to come in terms of the tubing based jewelry and the reverse earrings too! In two weeks the Fall Semester begins and so will the unveiling of the new theme. Until then don't forget to double stack your trailers.