Variations on a theme

Thursday, September 22, 2011

Variations on a theme

Variations on a theme are a time honored tradition in the Arts. Variations also mean less waste, because all the material is used. I even use the bits and pieces left over to make stud earrings that I sell for $5 at shows. I want everyone who likes my work to leave with something, even if only a simple pair of studs!.

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Marlene BradySeptember 22, 2011 at 1:57 PM
What a nice concept--wanting everyone who likes your work to leave with something. I love that.
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valviSeptember 23, 2011 at 9:10 AM
Wonderful!
I found your blog few days ago and I love what you do.
I would like to be part of those who can leave with one of your creation!
Thank you to delight our senses with such beautiful things.
Valerie in France.
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A word about the work

I fabricate all work in my Boston studio, working primarily in polymer, a synthetic low fire clay that is remarkably versatile and colorful. My work incorporates a variety of mixed media surface techniques, including alcohol inks, acrylic paint, silk screening and image transfers. I complement the polymer with hand forged silver, copper and bronze that add dimension and textural contrast to my pieces.

Stonehouse Studio jewelry has a serene feel, achieving a zen-like balance of pattern, color and shape. The distinct asymmetric, organic pieces are simple, elegant and very wearable.