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My work has always had a strongly illustrative leaning. It grows out of drawings and sketches some observational, some imagined.
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Brighton. Hand forged mild steel. Exhibitions include V & A, London, Beatrice Royal, Hampshire & Ferrers Gallery, Ashby de la Zouch.
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Manchester based with a first class design degree. From her degree show of jewellery, Beth was awarded a Solo Exhibition in Manchester and since has been establishing herself as a jeweller.
This range of jewellery is a delicate combination of silks, precious metals, pearls and gemstones. With an observance of presentation and a keen eye for details, Beth uses her enjoyment for co-ordinating qualities and the finishing touches in her pieces.
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Beth graduated from the Royal College of Art in 2005 and from her London studio she now exhibits and sells her work internationally.
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Edinburgh. Mixed media including found objects. Harley Award winner & The Helen A. Rose Bequest Award both 2003. Double page feature in Crafts magazine Nov/Dec 2003. Outlets and exhibitions include Gallery Kan, Kyoto and Gallery Wattsu, Tokyo, both Japan; Lesley Craze Gallery, London and the Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh.
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Beth Spowart is a smart material jeweller and is based in her home town of Dundee, Scotland. She studied at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design. Beth's contemporary jewellery combines these colour changing smart materials with resin, silicone, anodised aluminium and silver.
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My work is made primarily from titanium . My forms are inspired by landscape and line predominantly created through forging,rolling and presswork. Surfaces are treated to develop a palette of dark finishes, highlighted with flashes of intense colour and by precious metals and materials
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Caitlin Hegney creates handmade silver and wooden jewellery that resonates with the ancient past. She makes her timeless designs from her home studio, in Helensburgh, on the West coast of Scotland.
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Caitlin creates art and wearable art that is centred around high levels of accuracy and precision. Woven and folded thin precious and non precious metals are attached to steel and silver frames. This allows Caitlin’s woven jewellery to come to life with a focus on colour and illusion.
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Cally Ann Harrison is a Narrative Jeweller/Metalsmith graduating this year from The University of Derby. She creates her work using non-precious materials mainly using recycled wires and Pre-fab metal components, as well as small elements of Porcelain and Enamel.
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