After idly doing a little of this at a party with some stray ribbon, I decided the idea had some merit, and expanded upon it when I got home. The result so far is two ribbon doilies, one meant to cradle a bowl, the other as a coaster. And there’s a matching placemat for the coaster on the way!
The Princeton University Press occasionally throws me work, and this was one such project. They needed three ship illustrations traced in Illustrator and made generally palatable, and here’s the result. You can see the full pictures in all their glory in the book “Power Over Peoples” by Daniel Headrick.
Installment 2 in our annual tradition of stretching ourselves too thin, Eric Dohnert and I once again created Halloween costumes, this time inspired from his sketches. We were some Visiting Alien Dignitaries.
After looking through my jewelry collection and finding it woefully bereft of large necklaces, I made these two. ‘Vampiress’ is a combination of woven wire and a giant riverstone, and ‘Seductress’ is complicatedly-arranged simple black beads.
A project from the Harmonia Designs side of things, I recently did a young college grad’s apartment. She wanted something bold yet cozy, so I crafted this solution for her:
