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Folsom Street East Fair 2024. To check out my other pictures from gay/fetish/leather events, click here.
I didn't want to intrepret the caves exactly but as a amateur acheologist and student of ancient languages including petraglypes I wanted to interpret this with my favorite pictoral language, Ancient Hebrew. The first letter of the alphabet is symbolized by an ox head and the paintings of Lascaux reminded me of this. The foacl bead is made of clay and sand, hand carved and painted in a natural stone bezel. All other beads including ancient ivory beads with the pictorial letters, faux lava stone, large turquoise stones, and faux fossil beads I made to coordinate with this, the only exception is the turquoise chips in-dispersed between them. Blogged about here
August Art Bead Scene challenge entry from Janet Snowden McDonald.
Art bead by lampwork artisan AJ Gullens.
My entry for the ABS January 2014 challenge.
The first month of the new year—a perfect time to get started on the monthly challenges again! I used my own polymer clay beads—the rustic speckle beads and the yellow orange flower drops, czech glass flowers, seed beads, and a brass bird charm.
You can read more about it on my blog here: www.treewingsstudio.com/2014/01/flowers-for-my-garden-jan...
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Foundation drain made of ABS plastic. ABS is not typically used for French drains because it is susceptible to damage from ground freezing. In this project, the drain was buried deep underground next to warm footings, which should provide some protection.
Read the foundation drain post at akhouseproject.com
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This is the full view of my October monthly submission for ABS. I really had fun making it. I used a bead made by Heather Powers of Humblebeads. See MUCH more about this necklace on my blog:
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My entry to the ABS August challenge - the first time I've entered.
The inspiration was a beautiful art nouveau poster.
Lampwork beads by Isabelle Anderson, copper poppies by me.
My entry for the ABS January 2014 challenge.
The first month of the new year—a perfect time to get started on the monthly challenges again! I used my own polymer clay beads—the rustic speckle beads and the yellow orange flower drops, czech glass flowers, seed beads, and a brass bird charm.
You can read more about it on my blog here: www.treewingsstudio.com/2014/01/flowers-for-my-garden-jan...