Someone with a bunch of letters behind their name could tell you how the artistic process works. But I prefer to let it take me where it wants and leave all the mumbo jumbo scientific stuff to others. I examined the inventory and noticed I only had a few long necklaces. That's how the whole thing got started. This one ended up being 48" long.
For me it's about the textures and the colors. With this necklace and bracelet, I began pulling focals (large interesting shapes) within the same family of colors as well as some "pops of color". I had copper chain I wanted to somehow incorporate. I knew I wanted it to be made completely of semi-precious materials. I also knew I needed something to pull it all together besides the chain.
The 'something to pull it all together' are the beautiful fresh water pearls which flank each section. They're a nice off white which brightens it up. For versatility, I put a clasp on it so it can be wrapped several times to make a multi-strand necklace.
Knowing that I have some clients who prefer sets, I decided to create a bracelet (photo below) with the same components. Sometimes the creations in my brain turn out much prettier than what I imagined. This is one of them.
Wanna see it in person? Appointments are welcomed (918-850-3736) or see it at my next show which will be on June 8th, 10-6 at The Martketplace located at 106 S. 273rd E. Ave., Catoosa, OK.
For me it's about the textures and the colors. With this necklace and bracelet, I began pulling focals (large interesting shapes) within the same family of colors as well as some "pops of color". I had copper chain I wanted to somehow incorporate. I knew I wanted it to be made completely of semi-precious materials. I also knew I needed something to pull it all together besides the chain.
The 'something to pull it all together' are the beautiful fresh water pearls which flank each section. They're a nice off white which brightens it up. For versatility, I put a clasp on it so it can be wrapped several times to make a multi-strand necklace.
Knowing that I have some clients who prefer sets, I decided to create a bracelet (photo below) with the same components. Sometimes the creations in my brain turn out much prettier than what I imagined. This is one of them.
Wanna see it in person? Appointments are welcomed (918-850-3736) or see it at my next show which will be on June 8th, 10-6 at The Martketplace located at 106 S. 273rd E. Ave., Catoosa, OK.
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