My work for the last few years has all been circular. Not that there is anything wrong with that…
But my friends Marina, Addison and Bill advised me to look at some other options. So, after seeing a great brooch Bill welded, I decided on this: Kinda goth, but might be interesting made in prissy pretty enamel. So, I started with the outline. One idea is to abstract the shape, and the other is more literal. And fill in with some wire linework, to hold the color. Filling with enamel and firing. I love my new color palette strategy, it really works great.
I am not sure which shape I like best. Macabre is always classic. By the way, I have started to compile my notes from the blog on granulation in a more readable form here, if this is something you are interested in. |
Lillian Jones
Is a teacher and metalsmith in North Carolina, USA. She works both in silver fabrication and enamel. Her imagery is drawn from the geometries of nature, and an interest in illustration.
Latest posts by Lillian Jones (see all)
- The Anglo Saxon disk: Granulation on Silver - May 9, 2017
- Basse Taille and Cloisonne Pendant: Part IV - March 28, 2017
- Basse Taille and Cloisonne Pendant – Part III - October 4, 2013
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