About this blog
BLOG LAUNCHED: August 26, 2008
WRITTEN BY: Metalsmith & studio jeweler Ginger Meek Allen creating narrative pieces using silver, gold, copper, stones, paint, paper, found materials
WRITTEN ABOUT:
- The stories that come with every job – stories of birth and death, beginnings and conclusions, relationships, journeys – that are translated into jewelry. (The privacy of each client is protected by never revealing their identity online.)
- The creative process itself – how do ideas become finished pieces?
- Jewelry as a symbol of the things that matter most in our lives.
IDEAS FOR LATER: Additional posts exploring: jewelry making how-to, featured pieces by other metalsmiths, thoughts about the creative life, the intersection of art and faith.
EVEN MORE INFO: visit website: www.gingermeekallen.com
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Latest posts by gingermeekallen (see all)
- Empty Space - May 18, 2010
- Celebrating the Muddled Middle - May 6, 2010
- Change of Venue - April 7, 2010
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As one of your Arrowmont classmates, I’ve gotta say getting to know you was one of the most inspiring aspects of the class for me. You’re so much more than a highly skilled artisan–your work seems to reflect your heart in a very special way. That’s what makes a true artist.
Congratulations on your blog! The story of Ruth’s Song really delves into that heart-mind-hands connection and gives us all something to aspire to!
Best of success,
Suzanne
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