Showing posts with label process. Show all posts
Showing posts with label process. Show all posts

Monday, February 25, 2013

Home, sweet home.


TITLE: A pair.
MEDIA: Watercolour, ink, pencil


Oh how I wish I could edit the lettering in the centre! But such is the nature of originals. I sneakily changed the gap in the 'e' (you can see in the process photo and the flat image) but it still doesn't work for me. Will have to practise more.

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Moss Bunny + Clock + Time Passing


This is how it all started...

I was never really into jewellery. I'm not the type of person that knows how to pull off heaps of accessories, I just like to keep it simple. A long necklace or a big brooch - that's enough to do the trick. (I haven't worn earrings for months, and now my piercings have closed up, argh!)
I started making jewellery out of found items, which I thought was great because nobody else would have the same piece as me... it got to a stage where I put a long chain on a miniature hammer? Strange, yes.

So when all the lasercut jewellery came about (at the time it was all acrylics and mirror) I was so excited - because you could cut out any shape, as well as engrave or colour (raster) on it! I'd had the idea of TEARS for a long time, but never knew what to make it out of or whether it was even possible! Finally it was, and on Oct 1, 2009 (after much drama because it was my first lasercutting experience), I launched TEARS and set up my online shop.

From then to now, step by step. 

Anyway this is a timepiece I found in Hong Kong recently, at a very cluttered shop on Hollywood Road (aka antiques road).. I'm not sure about it being an antique, but it has certainly worked out as a nice necklace :)  I haven't made jewellery out of found objects for a while, so it brought back a lot of memories.

p.s. How cute is Moss Bunny? He sits on my desk and makes me think of hopping through green fields.

Monday, April 26, 2010

i'm holding on to your heart...

TITLE: i'm holding on to your heart
MEDIA: pencil + ink + photoshop


something i started yesterday and finished today :) thought it would be interesting the show the process of how i got there too...




started off with a pencil sketch..




then applied ink to the background...




then added touch-ups with pencil, and applied ink to the girl

...then i scanned it in, did some cleaning up and put in a background on the computer, and up top is the final product!

hope you like it :)