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Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts
University of East Anglia
Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK
Staying on the mark, press your trimming tool straight down until you are the proper depth for the floor thickness.
I need to light this one differently next time. I also need to shoot it horizontally. I may still shoot it like this for my book, though.
First beads made in pottery class: low-fire clay with "pottery patina" glaze; the word "imagination" has been imprinted using stamps made for metals. The round pendant was a test for stamped designs using buttons and jewelry components.
Ceramic Glazes, Ceramics, Testing, R+D, Snow Glaze, Celadon Glaze, Metallic Lustre Glaze, Transparent Dipping Glaze, WHite Matte Glaze, Tangible Interfaces Project, Eleanor-Jayne Browne, The D/sign Lounge
THE MATERIALS AND THEIR STORY:
NOTE: the country stated is not necessarily the country of origin its the country where I got or made the item.
*Ceramic piece. ( Japan)
The imprint on these pieces of ceramic were made by pressing a piece of lace-like fabric into the clay.
*Little wooden beads. (Japan)
Small wooden Buddhist prayer beads, given to me by a friend in Japan, the strings were broken, these beads are a bit smaller then the usual prayer beads.
*Green leather. ( Netherlands)
As a little child we had a green leather couch. The leather couch got replaced and mom took the leather off. This Leather Is used in this necklace.
*Cotton string. ( Netherlands)
My grandmother´s father was a fisherman. This cotton string belonged to my grandmother and was used to mend the fishing nets.
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Length: 49 cm
Nice every day jewelry that can be worn by men and women.
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The tray is made with ceramic resin that I decoupaged and covered with UV resin to protect the decoupage. The bowl is ceramic resin with a polymer clay appliqué in the center. 😊
My father, Steve Stephens (1943-1983), got his art degree in ceramics at San Jose State University. He worked in his studio in San Jose and Soquel, California. In talking with another potter recently, I was inspired to photograph the small collection of pieces that I have, as an homage of sorts.
Copyright 2010 Patia Stephens