For my senior studies class with Tim Lazure I had to design my own class to some extent. I was to come up with projects that I wanted to focus on that were relative to my senior show theme and that ties in with my work as a whole. As one of those components I wanted to really explore the wax carving technique and see what I can come up with. I told myself, (and Tim) that I would have atleast 6 carved and ready to be cast by the end of February. So far when I get the wax and tools out I love it and really get into it. However when the wax carving tool kit remains shut on my desk while I work on other things weighing me down my progress seems to suffer....strange huh?
Nonetheless, I think the little I have done so far is a start and I have plenty stirring in the sketchbook!
As an artist, metal smith, jeweler, illustrator, collector, and explorer…This is my journey through the creative process. Simple doodles, in depth drawings, images and found objects all speaking to me to be transformed into one of a kind, handmade, adornments for the body or for life.
Showing posts with label wax carving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wax carving. Show all posts
Monday, February 13, 2012
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Finally those little waxed carved rings!
Both rings were cast in Silver, one set with a pearl and the other set with a blue diamond at the top and 3 clear diamonds on the inside band. I really enjoyed the wax carving process, I am attempting to accomplish atleast 2 wax carvings per week this semester until atleast the beginning of March maybe longer. Ill be posting process images of those as I go.... Hope you like em!
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casting,
diamond,
peal,
sea urchin,
silver,
wax carving
Monday, December 12, 2011
Wax carved rings - in progress
Just a few sketches of the rings I am working on for casting. They are all carved out of wax and then cast in Silver. The first two will be set with pearls and the 3rd ring has a blue diamond on top and 3 clear diamonds on the inside of the band. The 2nd and 3rd ring are inspired by the sea urchin which I did a brooch on previously. These should be done in a couple days!
Labels:
casting,
pearl,
rings,
sea urchin,
sketch,
wax carving
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