Work > Project a Day

Project a day, hair piece
Enameled Steel Sheet, Steel, Beads, Found Objects
2012
Project a day, hair piece
Enameled Steel Sheet, Steel, Beads, Found Objects
2012
Project a day, hair piece
Steel, Beads, Found Objects
2012
Project a day, hair piece
Steel, Brass, Beads, Found Objects
2012
Project a day, hair piece
Steel, Brass, Beads, Found Objects
2012
Project a day, hair pieces
Steel, Brass, Beads, Found Objects
2012
Project a day, hair piece
Enameled Steel Sheet, Steel
2012
Project a day, hair piece
Enameled Steel Sheet, Steel, Coral
2012
Project a day, hair piece
Enameled Steel Sheet, Steel, Copper, Enamel, Stainless Steel
2012
Project a day, hair piece
Steel, Copper, Enamel, Stainless Steel Cable
2012
Project a day, hair sticks
Steel, Gold Leaf
2012
Project a day, hair piece
Wood, Elastic
2012
Project a day, hair piece
Tin Can, Elastic
2012
Corsage 1
Steel, Stainless Steel Cable, Brass, Found trash and beads
6x6x3.5"
2012
Corsage 1
Steel, Stainless Steel Cable, Brass, Found trash and beads
6x6x3.5"
2012
Corsage 2
Steel, Stainless Steel Cable, Brass, Found trash and beads
6x5x3.5"
2012
Corsage 2
Steel, Stainless Steel Cable, Brass, Found trash and beads
6x5x3.5"
2012
Corsage 3
Plastic Dragons, Brass, Stainless Steel Cable
4x4x2"
2011

Sometimes walking into the studio can be the most difficult thing in the world if no ideas are enticing me through the door. Additionally, most of my work can take weeks, months, or even a year! The day to day can really bog down my inspiration. The best remedy is play and as a result, last summer I did a project-a-day for 21 days. Not surprisingly the best pieces came on days 20 and 21! I look forward to taking on the challenge again.

Rules I created for myself:

1. No drawing or planning
2. No measuring
3. Use only materials from scrap or items from my vast collection of beads, old jewelry, or random bits from around the studio.
4. If I wanted a day off, I had to produce 2 pieces the day before.