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Another of Greg's phasers. This one is a one peice unit made of real metal, hand crafted.
The weight of this unit is significant, I'm pretty sure that if the phaser bit fails, a pistol whip with this unit would hurt like crazy
Another of Greg's phasers. This one is a one peice unit made of real metal, hand crafted.
The weight of this unit is significant, I'm pretty sure that if the phaser bit fails, a pistol whip with this unit would hurt like crazy
I glanced at individual pieces of torn paper and placed them around in a random fashion in order to find something to form my project on. As I was rearranging the pages, I noticed the Japanese last name "Toyama," and I immediately got inspired to have some oriental element in my 2D project. As such, I gathered all of the stray pieces of loose paper from the book and made origami bunny heads and waterbirds using them. If time allows for it, I might make more to decorate the project’s surface, but I will paste the origami it onto my project using Elmer’s glue stick.
Valery Shpak - weddings and events photographer from New York Film & Digital productions @valeryshpakphotography
A sweet little moon face pendant showing the phases of the moon. I gave this pendant a delicate and sensitive coloration which I carried over to the 3 matching beads. The spiral texture provides some zing!
Ceramic components are high fired stoneware, color permanent and durable.
The pendant and beads are combined with a beautiful hand painted, hand sewn silk ribbon.
The 2 focal beads can slide and be positioned as can the bead in the back. You can choose your own length.
The ribbon is so soft and feels so nice against your skin!
The necklace will come in its own gift box.
Pendant Dia. 1" (signed and dated)
Focal beads Dia. 9/16"
Lead free pewter bail.
Hand sewn silk ribbon measures 1/2" x 42".
The hand painted silk ribbon has been dye set to retain its beautiful color.
To care for your ribbon,hand wash in cool water with woolite, and lay flat to dry.
Never noticed the many varieties of phasers!
On display at the Star Trek exhibit at KSC Visitors Complex
June 17/22
22-625248
Toronto,
Mixed-use Development,
CIBC Square Phase II,
141 Bay St,
Ivanhoé Cambridge,
Hines,
50s,
Wilkinson Eyre Architects,
Adamson Associates Architect,