Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Vera Luna on ArtFire!

I've been writing some articles for HandmadeNews.org for a while now, so I thought I'd wander over to affiliate ArtFire to check them out. Turns out, they're pretty cool! So I've opened a studio there too.

I'm slowly listing things there as well as on Etsy. Shh, don't tell Etsy.

Look here!


Also, my next article will be published tomorrow, I believe, and I will post a link here as soon as it happens (maybe or maybe later)!

Off to snooze,

GM.

Saturday, June 13, 2009

I've been featured!

A lovely girl named Janet, of JeByJa on Etsy, has featured me on her blog! She updates every day with new artists on Etsy, and it's something we can really use these days. Thanks Janet!

In other news, I made some big sales today. I did some custom pieces for a lovely woman named Sylvia, and she loved them, but I took a spontaneous nap before I got the chance to take any pics. Just believe me, I do awesome work (I'm totally cool). Here's a pic of the poly clay pendant in-process:

He's a lizard! This is before he got his yellow spots and his gold bronze pulver....uh, dusting, but I'll show you his cool little face too:

Neat-o, huh? I'm pretty pleased with the way he turned out. You should see him fully dressed! I'll find more pics soon, but really, pics don't do him justice.

And that's pretty much all for today. I had a good day, how about you?

GM.

Edit: Oh, maybe you want me to link to Janet's blog? Duh! Here it is!

Thursday, June 11, 2009

Yard Sale + Art Sale = Yart Sale!

(Blueberry Bird Necklace)

Yart sale!
I didn't make that up, folks. As anyone who's been browsing Etsy will know by now, they have decided to make a vaguely uncomfortable pseudo-word into a five-day Etsy-wide sale that anyone selling there can participate in. So, some of my stuff is on sale! I already marked the prices down, but just trust me: you'll be saving monies and supporting a good cause (me). So go check it out!

Here's a few pics of some of the things in my sale section!


(Lemon Meringue Bracelet)


(Stegosaurus Necklace)
(Eclipse Necklace [Lunar])


I've knocked a few dollar signs off these prices, so come take a look. It's a very temporary sale, and then we're going back to the way things were, see? Or maybe I'll have rotating sale items every week....

See you soon,

GM.

Wednesday, May 27, 2009

Lonely Hearts Club

Hey, that article I wrote for Handmade News has been published! You can read it here.

I am considering opening an account with Artfire, as well as Etsy. What do you think? Also, as soon as I get some more photos taken, I'll be listing again and posting new and exclusive pics here for your viewing enjoyment.

I'll be seeing y'all!

GM.

Thursday, May 14, 2009

Nyx Necklace

Hello, internetsians! I've been a little under the weather for a few days, but I'm slowly getting back to normal now. I just listed a new necklace, called Nyx, which stands for Night. It features a really cool blue goldstone, and just so I don't get slammed by stone afficionados, let me say that I am aware that goldstone is made of glass. Photos and a description follow:


Sparkle with the elegant simplicity of the night sky in the country. Delicate sterling silver chain leads to a textured brass ring, from which a 14mm blue goldstone bead hangs. Total length is about 19”.

Next post: Big news about a dog! I'm so excited.

See you (really) soon!

GM.



Thursday, May 7, 2009

Sweet Pea Pod bracelet


I had to post two pics of this because it's really hard to capture how awesome this bracelet looks in a photo. If only you could see it in person, you'd totally get it....but anyway, it's pretty cool. I was surprised at how well this turned out, actually; everything is so colourful and deep and luminous. I'm really happy with it, and I have more like it in different sizes on the way. Here's what I said about it on Etsy:

Looking for some fresh flavour that will last longer than the time it takes to chew and swallow? Have I got the set for you – starting with this vibrant bracelet. A dark green polymer pod encases six bright peas of pearl, wrapped at both ends with sterling silver wire and strung on delicate sterling silver rollo chain. Two darker green pearl peas flank the sterling silver lobster clasp and ring. The length of the chain makes the bracelet fit comfortably at 7”, but I can alter this if needed. Looks really bright and fresh!

Hope you eat your greens, everyone.

GM.

Tuesday, May 5, 2009

In the Dark Woods

Hello, all! I listed this today:

Bryan hasn't seen this one, so I don't have a nifty description yet. Aside from mine, of course.

Casual and dark, organic and mysterious – this is the necklace to wear if you want to show your esoteric side. Fossil jasper rounds are wired individually into a 20” necklace, leading to a carved dark wood teardrop pendant. Sterling silver holds it all together, fastening with a sterling silver toggle clasp.

Check it out, if you dare!

G.M.



Sunday, May 3, 2009

Stegosaurus Necklace


Stegosaurus Necklace!

Are you fed up with cryptozoololgists and their dinosaur lies? Stop thinking with your second brain, let down your armor plates, and party like it's one hundred and fifty million years ago. Necklace is 12 meters long and 5.5 short tons. Perfect for single moms, Charles W. Gilmore, and anyone from Como Bluff, Wyoming. Predators not included.

-B.D.

Wear a little bit of the Mesozoic era around your neck. This unique collar necklace consists of luxurious deep green Biwa pearls and rice-shaped handmade polymer clay beads, all strung on strong and flexible beading wire. Holding it all together is a sterling silver lobster clasp. The colours and textures in this necklace evoke visions of steamy green prehistoric rainforests, or the strong plates lined up on a stegosaurus’ back, don’t you think? This is a lush and dinosaur-nostalgic way to make a statement, and the perfect decoration for a special evening. Listed this lovely today! It's pretty wicked in person, and sometimes I dream of dinosaur times, when all the plants were huge and it was probably really humid and the sun was hazy and beautiful.

See you soon!


G.M.