The first picture is after I've roughed it out. I drew a bit on some paper mache balls I had around to get the feel of what I wanted. My sketches are usually pretty sketchy. I have found one of the problems with translating what I'm thinking about is the same problem with translating dreams. (this is purely subjective. I'm sure others have other experiences.) My brain does not see the negatives. It only sees the positives. Like if you dream about a toilet (for instance), you have an impression of the room the toilet is in, but really you only see the toilet. So if you were to draw the toilet, you have to translate the impression of the room and the dream as well as draw the toilet. In other words, rendering nicely would be so helpful sometimes. Sounds obvious, huh?
When I finally finish the silver ball, it will be worn as a pendant on a silver cord, or cable chain. Or something.


7 comments:
I am amazed at how many diffent ways your brain has to think to complete a jewellery piece! I look forward to seeing the finished project.
I cant wait to see the final piece. I'm amazed already at the anount of work.
This sounds so interesting! A ball shape in silver. I can see something absolutely beautiful. Please post the pictures when you are finished.
Approximately how large is it?
So I must know, did the snowman shadow or the little guy himself have an inspiring effect on this piece? It is shaping up really nicely, will be gorgeous when complete!
Suldog... the diameter is less than an inch. may come out to 7/8ths after casting.
thanks everybody!
Did you finish it? It would be great to see the finished product!
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