Rituals, Art, Language
I’m back! It’s been a while since the last post. Much of my screen time tolerance gets used up on translation work, so blogging and much of anything else online … Continue reading
Ch-Ch-Changes
Studio Updates Up until the mountain winter thwarted studio work efforts (and instilled in me the desire to hibernate), I’d had a lot of commissions in a short space of time and … Continue reading
Short and Sweet, Sister and City
Last week I returned from my annual immersion in Firenze, a bit of printmaking, lots of delicious swanning about with my wonderful sisterling, recharging our souls in the gold and silver city. Now I’ve … Continue reading
Sunday Studio Updates: May, May, What Can I Say?
All winter long on the mountain I can’t wait for the eruption of spring. It’s not that I hate winter, but once Christmas, La Fiaccolata and New Year have come … Continue reading
Sunday Studio: Pendants & Rings & other shiny things
Lots of firefruit from the studio this weekend, so I’ve made two posts [after all, every Ouroboros requires her own]. Three rings from recycled silver and copper: And a pendant made … Continue reading
Saturday Studio: Rings, Earrings & Ouroboros Beginnings
A drizzly, cloudy, drab, non-Antipodean January day outside our window today. But a great day for the studio. I was able to get quite bit done even in between attention seeking attempts … Continue reading
Lives Creative – Silvia Filoni of I Lobe You
The westernised world we live in means we have everything on demand. We are really so well-off materially that it’s become not just easy but the norm to drop one gadget and collect the next … Continue reading
Sunday Studio: Silver and Copper Art Deco Earrings
This week I whipped up some Art Deco style earrings. The half moons are recycled from a copper and fine silver dome that I cut in half, then carved a pair … Continue reading
Saturday Studio…on Monday
This was going to be the first of a weekly Saturday Studio post…and then a Sunday Studio one, which could still exploit some cheesey alliteration. Nope, didn’t happen. But the new … Continue reading
