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Edinburgh. Precious metals & sometimes laminated plastics. First DAZZLE exhibition London 2001.
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Fine Goldsmith. London. Graduated Goldsmithing MA - Royal College of Art. BA Hons - 3D Design (Jewellery) at Central St Martins..
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Sam Holmes' work explores the deep connection between nature and jewellery creation. Handcrafting pieces in diverse natural settings, from tranquil riverbanks to rugged cliffs, Sam allows the environment to shape both design and process. Each piece captures the essence of its surroundings, merging art and nature into one-of-a-kind wearable sculptures, capturing the process through film.
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London. Silver, brass and leather. Favoured processes include acid etching and embossing to create bold, richly textured jewellery. Sara's signature collection of cuffs has been featured in press including the FT How to Spend It Gift Guide. Sara is based at Cockpit Arts in Holborn and was a finalist for New Designer of the Year in the 2015 UK Jewellery Awards.
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Sarah Hamilton is a London based artist and designer who prints on wood to make mirrors and wall plaques, and also on paper to make limited edition prints. Her work reflects her passion for colour and texture and contemporary design. Since leaving Camberwell College of Art with an MA in Printmaking, she has taken part in numerous exhibitions and made many diverse commissions. Her work is often featured in magazines and books.
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Sarah's work is an evolution of strong forms, utilising flowing linear shapes with bold clear sweeping lines. Combining her skill in CAD design with traditional techniques her award winning work continues to emerge with new forms, utilising textures and geometric elements.
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Northumberland. Using traditional hand hammering and wire wrapping techniques with in rolled gold and sterling silver incorporating semi-precious stones and fresh water pearls into necklaces, earrings and bracelets.
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Sarah Hutchison is a Silversmith and Jeweller. She first showed with dazzle in London in 2004. Her work is floral, delicate and feminine in appearance. Sarah loves silver with details of gold. She likes to incorporate stones and pearls in her work too.
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Since graduation from the Glasgow School of Art in 2003, Sarah Keay has taken part in numerous international group and solo exhibitions. She has gained many prominent commissions including to produce 3 large scale knitted drapes for the touring exhibition Cutting Edge, organised by the National Museums of Scotland.
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London. Mixed media including plastics & laminates. Outlets include Husk, Victoria, Australia; Oriel Mostyn, Llandudno, The Edge, Lancaster & Lesley Craze, London.
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