Showing posts with label commissions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label commissions. Show all posts

Monday, 11 March 2013

In Production! and Other Things....



As the titles implies I am currently building up some stock of unique pieces. There will be no reveal today, however I figured I'd share one of the latest commissions I did.

I have to say that I always love the challenge of commissions especially when I am given an idea to build on. I feel my bird skulls are quite well suited for a Gothic theme and working the cross in was a nice touch. I'm glad to say that my client was very happy with the end result. Which brings me to something I've noticed. 


 



















Finding things in Toronto and then never finding them again. Now I am fully aware this is a common thing with fabrics, given unique prints and a strong connection to the fashion industry.  However I did not realize this would extend to lace and ribbons....well it does. So I'll be on the hunt again soon , which in some ways is a pain especially when you love what you had found. On the up side though it keeps you current and constantly evolving and changing an idea. This is a good thing.  

No ruts for me! >;3


Thursday, 27 September 2012

Aftermath of The Super Crawl!


Posting this update on super crawl a little later then I wanted, due to a crazy schedule! In which I am now doing  Jujitsu,  Muay Thai on top of work, commissions and getting the online store up and running! Getting active feels amazing plus no summer blues for this one, Fall is the most amazing of seasons. (personal opinion of course :D) 



Back to the Art Crawl, Amazing! For my first festival I couldn't have asked for better.  I was able to not only get my own work out but word on the opening shop.  I'm defiantly looking forward to expanding my own line as well as doing more festivals. Thanks to all of the people that showed and I hope the Crawl was as amazing for you as it was for me. If you didn't get to attend this year's Super Crawl, Hamilton does a number of smaller Crawls threw out the months.   You can find events here: James North Art Crawl, and I hope you will consider supporting your local artist!