Long restless dream filled night for me. The kind were you're exhausted at he end and just glad to get up and away from it all. I found this layout of watches in a magazine first thing this morning, somehow they seemed comforting to me after a long psychic workout. Materials: magazine page, rayon ribbon.
I love these different watches all bound together with that elegant bit of golden ribbon. It makes me think of the clock store I told you about, all the different times in one place, a little piece of the space-time continuam made into jewelry . . . it has magic to it. Spellbound is a perfect name. K
Funny thing is, I noticed all the watches in this layout were set at ten after ten, then I saw another watch ad and it was also set at 10:10. So I'm wondering if there's an industry standard for photographing watches.....
This is my attempt, (and it will either kill me or cure me!) to step away from my commercial training in costume jewelry. To develop a way of creating that is more of a meditation, a practice. One necklace, every day for a year.
very "hitchockian" and the zig zag edges give the word "INSOMNIA" an especially buzzed physical meaning...........sorry...must have been a rough night
ReplyDeleteI WAS thinking about that Hitchcock movie with the Dalí freudian dream sequence stuck in it..was that "Marnie"?
ReplyDeleteit's the one with Montgomery Clift "SPELLBOUND" which could be a great name for the necklace.
ReplyDelete"SPELLBOUND"! That was driving me crazy for a minute there. Thanks for saving me from a bit of research...
ReplyDeleteI love these different watches all bound together with that elegant bit of golden ribbon. It makes me think of the clock store I told you about, all the different times in one place, a little piece of the space-time continuam made into jewelry . . . it has magic to it. Spellbound is a perfect name.
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Funny thing is, I noticed all the watches in this layout were set at ten after ten, then I saw another watch ad and it was also set at 10:10. So I'm wondering if there's an industry standard for photographing watches.....
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