beautiful black stiletto heel reclaimed planter. Visit giddyspinster's shop
Friday, July 30, 2010
Write me a letter with your collar bone
Amazing upcycled necklace made from old typewriter keys. Beautiful. Visit Zanne Avenue Jewelry
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Recycling goodness
Love this piece. Free standing bird sculpture made from broken electronics and machine parts. visit the artists shop
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Barbie love... Girl Power!
These wearable pieces of art are just amazing. The craftsmanship, and emotion they evokes is really something else. This piece in particular reminds me that everyone is connected and we need to stick together:) Women unite! Margaux Lange has been creating these artsy barbies and exhibiting extensively for nearly 10 years. Her jewelry has been published in numerous books and has garnered international press coverage in the world’s top Art, fashion and design magazines. She is represented by Art Jewelry galleries and boutiques across the US and abroad. For more information on her and her one of a kind pieces visit her website. http://www.margauxlange.com/
Monday, July 26, 2010
Oh..... what one can do with crayon
Such a beautiful piece by James Lourie and so inspiring that it was created using crayon. Goes to show that you can use anything to make amazing piece of art. Check out the artists portfolio on ArtSlant
My earrings were featured in an Etsy treasury today!
The treasury is called circles and bars and looks great! Grateful to be included:) My earrings are in the bottom right corner, RUSTIC SHELL DAGGERS visit the treasury here
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Friday, July 23, 2010
Remeniscent of Beauty Lost
Through the energy of this crashing wave piece I'm reminded of the beauty that is lost daily as a result of the disastrous oil spill on the gulf of Mexico. I only have prayers and love for those affected negatively by this tragedy and hope that our beautiful earth that so many take for granted is able to regenerate and recoup the nastiness we have inflicted upon her. For more of the artists work visit http://www.artweeks.com/
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