Have you seen jewelry that uses arranged ephemera, beads, and rhinestones under melted resin as the "gems"? John Wind, the artist who owns Maximal Art does this, usually with Victorian ephemera. I just sent away to a jewelry site online for the stuff you can use to make your own jewelry using your own ephemera & rubber stamp images and found bits of art, like watch cogs and such. Interested in the website? I think you'd make fantastic jewelry. I don't have the info here at work, but can post it when I get home.
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Date: 2008-03-17 02:44 pm (UTC)Have you seen jewelry that uses arranged ephemera, beads, and rhinestones under melted resin as the "gems"? John Wind, the artist who owns Maximal Art does this, usually with Victorian ephemera. I just sent away to a jewelry site online for the stuff you can use to make your own jewelry using your own ephemera & rubber stamp images and found bits of art, like watch cogs and such. Interested in the website? I think you'd make fantastic jewelry. I don't have the info here at work, but can post it when I get home.
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