I named this one "Questions?" because we all need to ask questions, they help us learn and push us to think.  I love asking questions.  This is one of the first pendants after my surgery that I was able to spend over 20 hours on and there are over 2,500 dots in this one at least.  There is a lot of love and happiness in this piece! 

I tend to use this color a lot, it is called periwinkle and comes out in many shades of blueish-purple in different lights. The yellow dots seem to contrast the petals quite well.

The necklace of the flower of the lily" This might be one of my favorite pieces of art that I have ever made.  Growing in Mobile, AL this was a symbol that I often saw and was constantly fascinated by.  The design itself is beautiful and the meaning is quite special.  This symbol was made famous by the French culture, but in fact it has been creating joy for many thousands of years and where it originally came from is unknown. The energy that makes up this pendant is extremely contagious and potent.

The dots are sunburst yellow, the petals are a custom purple over snow white and the petals are evergreen over jade.  I love how every one of these pendants comes out so differently.

I spent a lot of time on the dots and they came out quite well.  The opal filled the space very well too.  I am reminded of the gulf whenever I see this one.  The colors that make up the dots are snow white, aqua azul and deep sea blue. The colors that create the petals are aqua azul over snow white, deep sea blue over snow white and ending with another layer of aqua azul over snow white.

This one was quite a challenge for me, but it was also a very fun pendant to make.  The white over orange is a reverse of the normal color way that I do and I am super happy with the way it came out.  The yellow dots in the center compliment the petals in an extremely nice way.

This camellia flower has a lot of depth in it and is one of my favorites.  These can be worn as a bracelet by wrapping it around your wrist a couple times or as a choker.  The petals are wisteria over snow white

This pendant is named 'Third Stoned from the Sun' and is inspired by a song from the guru, Jimmy Hendrix.  This is a beautiful faceted pendant

favorite pendant of mine "The Vibrations of the Om" inspired this sticker design to come to life.  The Om symbol is one that has intrigued me for quite some time now and it has never fallen short of creating a smile on my face. Regardless, the Om itself has many different interpretations. But my favorite explanation of what the Om is was written many years in a text called the "Mandukya Upanishad" and in the opening lines, it read "Om is the imperishable word. Om is the universe, and this is the exposition of the Om. The past, the present, and the future, all that was, all that is, all that will be is Om. Likewise, all else that may exist beyond the bounds of time, that too is Om."

Monk On A Mountain "Quiet the mind and the soul will speak" -Ma Jaya Sati Bhagavati

Colored Flower implosion that is turned into a tablet then faceted / cold worked down to the perfect shape.  Color used is Serum from Glass Alchemy.

(Left) Pink in CFL lighting; (Right) Yellow in natural Light.

Each is made with lost of love. 

My signature Sunflower pattern we created into 2 different stickers designs!!

This was the first of the two patterns manifested.

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My signature Sunflower pattern we created into 2 different stickers designes!!

This was the second of the two patterns manifested. 

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The quote reads "Wheresoever you go, go with all of your heart." and is from Confucius.

The columbines are known to be a favorite of mine, but this one is made in to a bracelet or choker by putting two bails on it and then doing some fun work with the leather and some silver.  The actual pendant is quite small to not make it too big on a wrist or against the throat.  

This is my interpretation of a pink camellia flower, or at least my implosion pendant interpretation.  I really like the way these come out.  Camellia flowers remind me of home and they are a lot of fun to make. 

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The Hibiscus is a flower that I often saw when I lived in Alabama, Many people had them in their gardens and they are quite gorgeous.  I am working out some kinks out on the colors, but I am happy with the way this finished up. 

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