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I think this is my favorite of all time. She really stirs alot of emotions in me. I see a woman who has had a hard life, but still is able to hold herself up with grace and dignity. She bears the scares of life proudly.
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This bead was made for a book which will be published shortly dealing with techniques for working pinks and purples.
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I made this bead yesterday, which was a Monday and I was certainly feeling a bit blue and abused...my heart was hurting. This bead though also is the first in a subseries of beads I plan to make in honour of breast cancer survivors.
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So, I revisited the Tiny Dancer shape yesterday and I am much happier with what I got this time. Violet base, various enamels, silver leaf and then reduced just a bit to add an iridecent shine.
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This figure puts me in mind of a greek style statue, like what you might find hidden away in the shady corner of an overgrown and wild garden. I named her Chloris who is the greek goddess of flowers.
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Testing a new Lauscha colour, well, it was new to me anyway. It is called Buckthorn. Reminds me of golden honey but it also gave some nice hints of soft rose
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Glowing like beach glass she fades from beautiful pale emerald to a light aqua. I love to color combination in this one. Thanks Susie !
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She danced and the universe exploded into Life.
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I love how this one turned out, so voluptuous and sexy! Ivory, silver, enamels. 50mm tall
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Ivory base, enamels, silver and gold leaf, raku and sea green dot work
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This one is on a transparent base, which I find alot harder to sculpt with because in the flame the glass appears so clear that it is harder to see the definition. Also playing around with a new lighting setup
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