
As I’ve alluded to before, this is a sociologically complicated media for me… (we go way way back). I’ve been joyously flirting with my silver studio again, but this is not a simple choice for my wife and me. I tend to lose myself in this media and she know it. The simplest way I can describe this feeling is to ask you imagine meeting up with an old mistress that enjoyed giving you everything you ever dreamed of, and still, she asks for more…. It’s really all of that and more.
That’s a huge problem.
6 comments:
Isn't there a support group for that? Besides admirers of your work =D
i can see why it's so seductive to you, the pieces are gonna be nice. is it easier to move the metalsmithing than the clay?
GET TO IT, MAN! :o)
Just discovered your blog. :) Casting? That's so cool. I've thought about it in the past, but never knew where to begin. Your work is fantastic.
Rowr, can't wait to see what your flirtation with the muse of metal-smithing brings. I LOVE your silver-work.
Well I won't be the one to stop you. I own one of your stirrup skull and bone rings and I LOVE IT!!
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