These mismatched black and white striped cutout earrings are lightweight, fashionable and show a clever use of graduated templates. They’re from Connecticut’s Libby Mills who shared a work table with me in Virginia.
Libby’s fond of clean, simple designs and all last week I admired her growing collection of canes. Look at more of Libby’s works on Flickr, Pinterest, and Instagram while I catch my breath after a lovely road trip.
With a name like “Klick” it would take time to sniff out this French artist’s identity (and I want to get to my studio) so I’ll leave it to you to share her proper name with us.
Her necklace turned up on FB and caught my eye. Are we color-depleted? It felt like we could use another dose and there it was. Her photo gallery is full of more great color combos.
Klick says she used Dan Cormier’s templates to make the smooth oval shapes. Each bead is a mokume gane painting. Her work pops with energy and I’d love to share non-FB links if you can find them.
Sarah Simpson Connor pointed out that Klick’s name is clearly Caroline Cornic-Isola.
