I think that one of the things I love most about metalsmithing and enameling are the limitless amounts of things that you can experiment with. Things never get dull or boring. The hardest part is luring myself into my studio area. I can think of a hundred things that I should do first... clean the kitchen (or actually any room in my house for that matter!), pay some bills, have something to eat, read the mail... Part of it is the fear of having to think or create something and what will it be? However, once in there if I can just get started on one thing, any one thing, it will lead me to another and another and another. It's like being a mad scientist and I can't stop. And then it's 2:00 in the morning and my eyes are burning. It's very satisfying!
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Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts
Thursday, March 5, 2009
I'll Never Be Bored Again
I think that one of the things I love most about metalsmithing and enameling are the limitless amounts of things that you can experiment with. Things never get dull or boring. The hardest part is luring myself into my studio area. I can think of a hundred things that I should do first... clean the kitchen (or actually any room in my house for that matter!), pay some bills, have something to eat, read the mail... Part of it is the fear of having to think or create something and what will it be? However, once in there if I can just get started on one thing, any one thing, it will lead me to another and another and another. It's like being a mad scientist and I can't stop. And then it's 2:00 in the morning and my eyes are burning. It's very satisfying!
Labels:
bending,
earrings,
enameling,
flowers,
inspiration,
jewelry,
metal work,
procrastination
Sunday, February 8, 2009
More folding
These are the latest in my bending and folding phase. One of the reasons that I started working in metal was because of it's sculptural lure. But when I was getting started, for some reason, everything I did was flat. Flat is nice, but metal has the workability to be very 3 dimensional. Learning fold forming has greatly helped move me out of that 2nd dimension and into the 3rd. Can't wait to get to the 4th!Don't forget to scroll all the way to the bottom of this page to see what I have for sale on etsy. (www.markasky.etsy.com)
or check out my website at www.evelynmarkasky.com
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