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convertible ring to pendant
fairy ring with butterfly/pendant
Mermaid fantasy ring
Virgo
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About Me
- Michelle Robison
- I live in Ohio with my hubby of 32 years,Al. Al restores and antique and classic cars.I have a BFA from Defiance College and have been a studio sculptor since 1989.I work in a variety of media,including various clays, hand-made paper,glass and metals. We create all our pieces in our at home studio. We love to collect and restore antiques. We're both Army veterans.... I work in hand made paper ,clay and other media.l. You can view more work at my other site www.picturetrail.com/michellerobison ......... Another hobby is decorative plaster and concrete work. I'm a licensed pilot so we try to slip the surly bonds when we can! We have 5 dogs , Amber, Bitsy ,Emily, Sassy and Sasha, When we're not working we like to go for long walks in the country or relax by the pond feeding our koi fish. I'm also a cancer survivor who uses her artwork to heal. Check out our other blog with our house for sale in Napoleon,Ohio.. Hoping to retire to Florida due to my health. For info email robison@henry-net.com
froggies pond cuff
My plasterwork on fireplace
Hand made sterling eyeglasses
Hi Michelle, you have a great start on blogging. I have added your blog to my links.
ReplyDeleteBonnie Jones
I have no idea where those numbers came from on my above message. For some reason when I post on a blog with blogspot, it does not like to accept typepad......so I will use my blogspot which will take you to a blog under construction and then on to the blog with typepad.
ReplyDeleteBonnie
Beautiful blog! Beautiful artwork!
ReplyDeleteJean :)
Great start, and beautiful artwork
ReplyDeleteI love your jewelry! You seem to have a decent camera which can actually take pictures that close up -and be sharp about it (slightly envious here).
ReplyDeleteHowever, I would recommend a better lightning -it makes a huge difference, trust me! I just happened to stumble uppon a few articles on how to create a good (and cheap) setting for taking jewelry pictures and put it into action. Take a look at my blog: http://phantasteria.blogspot.com/2009/12/my-top-professional-photo-studio.html
and feel free to copy.
Your amazing work deserves the best display avaliable!