CASTING

 Master Mould

 Making Wax Model

Wax Model

Mounting a Wax Model Ready for Casting

 Investment Poured in

 Molten Metal Poured in

Final Cast Piece

CHERISHED WILDLIFE

MAKING CHERISHED WILDLIFE BROOCHES

  Master Model for Elephant

 Setting the Moulding Rubber

 Final master Mould

Mixed Translucent, Tan, Yellow and White Polymer Clay to Obtain Ivory Colour

Final Piece For Elephant ( Front And Back)

MAKING TURTLE BROOCH

Clear Casting Resin

 Painting the Paper

Attaching the Finding to the Back of the Brooch also using Resin

                                         Final Brooch  (Front and Back)

                                                           

                                                           MAKING HIPPO BROOCH

Making Master Mould from Model

Final Mould

Material : Milliput.

Mixed Milliput in Mould

                                              Final Result ( Front and Back )

Contemporary Ghanaian Jewellery

PUBLICATIONS

FIG. 1 Celebrating Diversities. (2015)

This medal walks the boundary between war, peace and reconciliation. It seeks to question what a perfect world will be- is it one where differences amongst individuals, communities and countries are acknowledged and accepted, or one where these differences do not exist at all? Using line imagery to explore the contrast and correspondence of this theme, the lines on the obverse of the medal represents our differences which sometimes run parallel and sometimes meet. Whiles the reverse of the medal is a mirror. The text on the rim by Carlos Fuentes relates the two sides of the medal by asking the viewer to “recognize yourself in he and she who are not like you and me” as they behold their images in the mirror. Like the lines on the obverse of the medal, although co-existence is at times difficult because of our differences, it is in the acknowledging and celebrating of our diversities that we could create a better world. The medal “Celebrating Diversities” is inspired by the Herbert touring exhibition “Caught in the Crossfire” which was at Guildford House Gallery which celebrates artistic responses to conflict, peace and reconciliation.

LOADING

                   LOADING...............20% (Adobe Illustrator)

                    LOADING..................40% (engraved)

                 
                   LOADING.................... 50% ( Ready to solder)

 

 

                   LOADING......................70% (Soldered )

COMMISSIONS

 

Earrings

           Design Stage with client

          Final design

          Work in Progress
                                                   
   

 

                      Final Piece on client. ( Glad you liked it Pam!!!)






Earrings 2

 

Design Stages With  client


Final Design


Work in Progress

 

 

Final piece