Wednesday, November 30, 2011

November things

These are some works I have made before going to Mexico for the month of December.
Filigree earrings with Swarovski crystals in peach color.
A green vintage rhinestone piece with a soldered filigree dragon.
A modern replica of a vintage rhinestone piece and a soldered bumblebee.
This one has lampwork beads.

Saturday, October 8, 2011

Fall season collection

October 16th will be the day I am having the opening for my Fall Collection, a wine and cheese party. After the opening, my fall collection will go to Mexico, where it will be displayed in a number of museum gift shops.


Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Imaginary objects

After a long break from posting in my blog, I am back with some more from my series "Imaginary Objects" combining brass stampings with found objects and bezel charms.










Monday, May 30, 2011

All of my work






My mother has come and taken all of my work since January 2011, thinking of distributing it in galleries across Mexico City and the interior. I am most hopeful for the silver rings and earrings, since that aesthetic appeals to a greater variety of people and the material is more valued than found objects. but she took also my latest series, "Imaginary objects" and some bracelets I made to compliment the necklaces. I have such high hopes for this works!

Saturday, April 23, 2011

Imaginary objects

This is what can be accomplished with a good torch and some different pliers.




Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Pretty in green

It is rare that I get commissioned to make something for someone, but the wife of one of my classmates asked me to make her something in green and silver.
This necklace has Jade, mother of pearl, opalite and two vintage rhinestone pieces, joined together with sterling silver wire.
And this is the beautiful and ever mysterious Heather McDermid wearing one of my doll pieces to a show - she's a musician amongst other things.

Thursday, April 7, 2011

Imaginary objects

Some of my newest pieces, inspired by my series "Alchemy" , art Nouveau and the techniques learned online from Stephanie Lee's metalsmithing course. These are baroque and romantic, whimsical and extravagant.