This is my Etsy store. Check here for bug jewelry as well as non-bug items. I update the inventory here regularly.

Scrounging for materials and tools is a central part of my studio practice, and there are great bargains to be found! In the past year, I’ve purchased a nice amount of silver for about $2/ounce, received several pounds of enamels, and refurbished hundreds of rusty chasing tools. Luck has a lot of influence, and the generosity of donors cannot be understated, but there are also strategies involved to help make oneself luckier as well. This blog will also promote recycling and reusing by encouraging artists to donate or sell excess tools or materials to others who need it.

An exceptional jewelry school founded by Alan Revere. I am lucky to have been chosen as the 2012 New Student Scholarship recipient and look forward to taking a class in stone setting.

I will be teaching "Brooch: The Subject" in June 2012.
Registration begins Feb. 1, 2012

Greenville, NC

A very interesting blog on the intersections between science and art. This blog is written by Hayley Gillespie, an artist/scientist based in Austin, TX.

ADC is a regional non-profit arts organization that hosts workshops by nationally-renowned artists. I am currently serving as the Vice President.

Jewelry

Enameled and electroformed jewelry

Paper Jewelry

From Minimal to Bling

Jewelry

Metals and Jewelry

Exhibition on Natural Imagery
July 12-October 11, 2009

While building this system, I thought I'd make a step by step tutorial to help others who might want to make their own.

Just for fun...my food blog of homemade meals.