Thursday, February 25, 2010
WATCH my bling......
These are Maison Martin Margiela's lovely re-invention. By changing functionality of ordinary objects. Most designers would call this "Evolution" means to improve from original creation : p
Gold knitting.......can't remember where I googled these. Aren't they lovely?! Adding fragility to otherwise tough-looking silver. Brilliant contrasting concept!
INNOVATE, INNOVATE, INNOVATE!
INNOVATE, INNOVATE, INNOVATE!
INNOVATE, INNOVATE, INNOVATE!
INNOVATE, INNOVATE, INNOVATE!
Key words for creativity!
Sigh......I've not been very productive lately. Blame it on too much procrastination and pure laziness : (
So here's the last key words for myself!
JUST DO IT!
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
It's suppose to be a surprise parcel : p
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Private Assignment 007 : Pendent with necklace
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Private Assignment 006 : LLI xclusive cuff bracelet!
Ultra cool tools!
Sunday, February 7, 2010
New found love for agate slices...
I've been shopping around for materials to incorporate into Little Li jewelry line. These agate slices called out to me. Each slice is unique of it's own cos' no two pieces will look alike. Agate are so translucent and looked absolutely gorgeous when held against light. Hence I've brought home a few pieces to experiment.
Above are some playful mixing which I think would be nice to develop into unique pendents : )
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Inspiration - Anndra Neen
Thanks to my faithful fan P, I was introduce to Anndra Neen. Jewelry designers Phoebe and Annette Stephens has strong artistic bloodline and influence. Their grandmother Annette Nancarrow, was a painter, sculptor and jewelry designer, and her husband was the well-known avant-garde composer Conlon Nancarrow. Based in Mexico City in the 1930s and 1940s, the couple ran in haute artistic circles, with a coterie of close friends that included Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo, Jose Clemente Orozco and Anais Nin.
All jewelry were handcrafted from copper, brass and nickel silver in their Mexico City workshop, each piece is architectural and unique. “We like to think of our jewels as sculptures,” Phoebe says. “They’re like beautiful objects that happen to be wearable.”
Ooooouuuu! Such an inspiration....sometimes I do wonder if my great great grand parents were artistic too : p Even not I will have no FEAR because my Heavenly Father is the ultimate creator of all things beautiful!
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