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This is a further chapter in my quest for a Red SeaDragon. For more background, start with Red Enamels. Red enamel reacts with silver, usually by turning yellow and opaque. During some experimental enameling (while creating 40 Earrings in 40 Hours) I discovered that sometimes the reaction happened even when

The original SeaDragon designs were developed somewhere around 2008 or 2009, while I was in college. And by "developed" I mean I did one round of sketches for class and then used the first set of shapes I liked and could successfully model in the 3D program. The

Here's a major accomplishment for the month! This SeaDragon 4-piece necklace (now being called a Wyrm necklace) is the second I've ever made with riveted construction, and the first one where I've done the riveting after the enameling 😬 That means smacking the thing with

I decided I needed more SeaDragon stud earrings. Many more. I also decided I would find out how many I could make in just one week! (because reasons) Day 1 (Monday): Luckily for this crazy idea, I already have a mold for the Mini SeaDragons. Each mold makes 4 pieces,

ACCI Gallery put out a call for art on the theme "The Gray Area": The boundaries between light and dark, certainty and ambiguity—where do we find meaning in the in-between? "The Gray Area" is an upcoming art exhibition exploring the depth, nuance, and complexity of

A quick look at the changes and accomplishments of this year.