A few new pendant photos

[Alan Zenreich]

Alan & Lauren
Those are beautiful, I really like the way you do the decorations are you using archival pens.

Harry, yes, we're using archival in pens and brushes from Pigma... mostly in .005 and .05 point sizes.

[Alan Zenreich]

I just started turning some penants last week. I have turned seven and was proud of them until I saw yours -- mine look so childish in comparsion. I'll see you in Tampa.

Bill, we're having great fun experimenting with many tools and techniques... brass inlay, polymer clay, precious metal clay, dyes, inlace, wood inlaying, semi precious stones, airbrushing, piercing, etc.

We are thinking of these pendants as canvases on which to play...

[Alan Zenreich]

Great demo Alan and Lauren. Did not get a chance to say hi, maybe today!

Thanks Brian, sorry we didn't get a chance to meet... come visit in NJ!

[Alan Zenreich]

Thanks one and all for the kind words. We really are having a good time making these pendants, and sharing the techniques and toys, cough, errrr.... tools used to produce them.

[David C. Roseman]

Alan wrote:

David,

This was a turning project, all done on the lathe, no carving. Here are a couple of photos that might give some insight into how it was made.
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Alan, great little tutorial! Very creative work. Thanks!

David