I am not spending as much time creating and selling jewelry lately. I am thinking about what angles I would like to take next. First of all, I want my image pendants to be totally my own. That is a little difficult because there are certain public domain images which I know sell nicely. I am an unknown artist, so who would actually be searching for my designs? Anyway, I was using an Arabic calligraphy design of the Lord's Prayer for one of my pendants. It has been pretty popular. I can't even lay claim to discovering the awesome design, but I am thankful a friend shared it with me. I decided to try my hand at some simple symbols and see if they will sell. Valentine's Day is approaching, so I made two Arabic Love symbols (which I have practiced in my altered book before).
The simpler designs, are the ones I drew myself. I think they are missing something, maybe some layering or distressing techniques.
I was thinking of creating some with French, Latin, Japanese words....Love, Peace, Truth, Beauty
I am planning on making some geek jewelry too. I have a bin full of hard drives from old computers which I plan on cutting up and making earrings and pendants out of.
Can I say that finally having a computer again is so cool.
So, I destroyed the love pendants above, because I thought they were too plain. Here are my new ones. I used some ink pads and made an Irish Gaelic and a French pendant, both of which say I love you.
This post truly was a rambling. Perhaps more about the process anyway.
The simpler designs, are the ones I drew myself. I think they are missing something, maybe some layering or distressing techniques.
I was thinking of creating some with French, Latin, Japanese words....Love, Peace, Truth, Beauty
I am planning on making some geek jewelry too. I have a bin full of hard drives from old computers which I plan on cutting up and making earrings and pendants out of.
Can I say that finally having a computer again is so cool.
So, I destroyed the love pendants above, because I thought they were too plain. Here are my new ones. I used some ink pads and made an Irish Gaelic and a French pendant, both of which say I love you.
This post truly was a rambling. Perhaps more about the process anyway.
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