Thursday, January 20, 2011

Fun Fact about Aluminum cw

Hi,
Just read this and thought this is a fun fact! This is how much energy one 'CRUSH' will save!
Recycling one aluminum can saves enough energy to keep a 100-watt bulb burning for almost four hours or provide enough power to a television for three hours.

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Alive! cw

Six months? I can't believe it has been that long! Ware Jewelry had a successful fall. We participated in the Recycle Santa Fe show in November which was a lot of fun. The holidays were busy as well and we are finally ready to face the new year. A bumpy start, but we're up and running.
Kathie Malcomb is Ware Jewelry's first official sales representative. If you live in the OC and would like to see my work, please contact her via the info on the web site!
There are lots of new shapes and designs so I will get out my camera and get new images up! Fun daisy chain earrings and a tetrahedron 'CRUSH'. That's a shape I had wanted to achieve for quite some time!

Wednesday, June 9, 2010

field of flower earrings - cw


hot off the press - earrings made from aluminum cans and aluminum welding rod - almost too cute for me!

Saturday, June 5, 2010

Tree of Knowledge-Allogamy cw


Sculpture detail-part of the 'Pollination" show at the Santa Fe Community Gallery opening June 25, 2010. This piece is forged steel, paper, wood and encaustic.

Friday, June 4, 2010

Encaustic Painting with Kids - cw


This is a bit of a side track, but we had a lot of fun making encaustic monotypes. Here are some of the paintings the kids made! Encaustic is painting with hot wax-here the kids used a hot plate and transferred their images to paper.

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

'roadkill metal' detail shot - cw


This is a detail shot from The Persian Butterfly, a one-of-a-kind neck piece. I love the quality of the metal where it has been worn down and the warm tones created by the patina over the existing pattern. Again, this is inspired by all the worn out, repainted, run over, man-handled pieces of metal out there.

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

tree of knowledge-stasis cw







A recently completed sculpture in the Tree of Knowledge series. This is encaustic, transfer, graphite and steel on paper.