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Colouring my day : Underwater Love
Yes, Underwater’s not a real colour, but it is evocative of a certain section of the spectrum. And this track is so seductively good, I couldn’t go past it. Smoke City : Underwater Love *...
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The crafted object : Jess Dare {jewellery}
Jess Dare’s work sits in that eloquent space between complexity and simplicity. Her colour palettes are clear and bright, her shapes are deceptively simple, and her compositions have an easy sense of...
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The crafted object : Marianne Anderson, jeweller
Marianne Anderson loves books. Working her way between historical and technical sourcebooks and her own sketchbook, she teases out ideas of traditional ornamental forms and what makes them...
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The crafted object : Natalia Milosz-Piekarska {jewellery}
It was a few years ago in Melbourne that I first came across Natalia Milosz-Piekarska’s luminously coloured jewellery. I was intrigued by her painted surfaces and tactile shapes; her very organic...
View ArticleInspiring: Barbara Gilhooly {maker/artist}
Barbara Gilhooly’s work is seductive in its multilayered colours, its bright patterns and flowers, its hints of mid-century style. And she amazes with her variety of mediums and breadth of skill –...
View ArticleThe crafted object : Marianne Anderson, jeweller
Marianne Anderson loves books. Working her way between historical and technical sourcebooks and her own sketchbook, she teases out ideas of traditional ornamental forms and what makes them...
View ArticleThe crafted object : Natalia Milosz-Piekarska {jewellery}
It was a few years ago in Melbourne that I first came across Natalia Milosz-Piekarska’s luminously coloured jewellery. I was intrigued by her painted surfaces and tactile shapes; her very organic forms...
View ArticleInspiring: Barbara Gilhooly {maker/artist}
Barbara Gilhooly’s work is seductive in its multilayered colours, its bright patterns and flowers, its hints of mid-century style. And she amazes with her variety of mediums and breadth of skill –...
View ArticleThe crafted object : Marianne Anderson, jeweller
Marianne Anderson loves books. Working her way between historical and technical sourcebooks and her own sketchbook, she teases out ideas of traditional ornamental forms and what makes them...
View ArticleThe crafted object : Natalia Milosz-Piekarska {jewellery}
It was a few years ago in Melbourne that I first came across Natalia Milosz-Piekarska’s luminously coloured jewellery. I was intrigued by her painted surfaces and tactile shapes; her very organic forms...
View ArticleInspiring: Barbara Gilhooly {maker/artist}
Barbara Gilhooly’s work is seductive in its multilayered colours, its bright patterns and flowers, its hints of mid-century style. And she amazes with her variety of mediums and breadth of skill –...
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