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Showing posts with label Honey Kennedy. Show all posts
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Tuesday, January 15, 2013

Some Really Good Press

500 Silver Jewelry Designs
my Line Drawing Brooch and Cluster Necklace are pictured inside

I've been pretty lucky to have gotten some excellent press over the years. My tiny feature in Lucky Magazine in 2004 helped to propel my production jewelry forward, seeing my Twig Collar on Amy Lee at the 2004 Grammys remains one of the most exciting nights for me ever, and it's still hard for me to wrap my head around that Metalsmith cover. I've gotten to do interviews with blogs like Honey Kennedy and Rena Tom, was mentioned on Daily Candy and Design Sponge, and got a nice profile on the American Craft Council website. My work has also been published in some gorgeous books, like 500 Silver Jewelry Designs, New Rings, and Art Jewelry Today 3. I am grateful for each and every bit of press I've received. It's always exciting and still surprises me. I don't often update my press page on my website, but for the archiving purposes I plan to do so soon. In the meantime, I created an album of press highlights on Facebook if you would like to see more.
Amy Lee with her two Grammys and my necklace
Lucky Magazine "Lucky Breaks" feature

My Metalsmith cover


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Wednesday, November 30, 2011

I Left My Jewelry in San Francisco: Part 8

One of my souvenirs from my trip was this wooden necklace by Brooklyn-based, Fort Standard. I was immediately drawn to it and snatched it up as soon as I saw it. I got it at General Store just before eating one of the best and most-fun meals ever at Outerlands. 
I also want to mention two online articles about me and my work that were posted while I was in SF:  One is on Honey Kennedy, a wonderful design blog. The interview is by my super-fantastic web designer, Kandace Brigleb of Needmore Designs. Kandace asked me a series of questions about my solo show work and my inspirations, among other things. The other post, a review-of-sorts of "This is How I Remember It," was written by Carmela DiLeva of the Secret Life of Jewelry.  The post is quite lovely and it made me a bit misty as I read it.

Thanks to both blogs for posting these pieces! 

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