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Santa decorated my ring finger with a little something more to my liking. This #dragon band from @keithjackinc and his #norseforge collection is only going to grow more beautiful with time. No better gift than wearable #art Time to get creative with my #thankyou 🤔😝✌🏻#poetrycommunity #canadiancannabiscommunity #writersofinstagram #canadianart #jewelry #jewelrydesigner #bestchristmasever https://www.instagram.com/p/Br6VqbJhDaM/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=hivrqt8skav3
Adam Marshall is a designer jeweller who is just about to launch his first line of products. The pieces are all designed and hand crafted by himself and he tells us: - See more at: http://www.thehockleyflyer.info/norse-forge-jewellery/#sthash.0WHT00Ug.POjeY6ri.dpuf
Im so proud to share this. The main man behind Norse Forge project has been featured in local Jewellery Magazine. Clik on the picture to read about the inspiration behind the Norse Forge jewellery line.
Inspiration can come from anything and everything. Adam all charged up by his trip to “viking land” starting on his new project! The theme for this piece is intricate patterns, clean lines and layers. prepare to be amazed!
What is better way to get inspired than going back to the origins.
Adam went to Denmark and Sweden to see the original viking remains and lands they used to occupy to get the feel of their art and architecture. So jealous!!! 😨
We needed to add lights inside the display to make the bangle pop. The problem was that we wanted the display to look rustic and having lights with wires and plastic covers kind of went against that. Luckily, Adam remembered about these flint rocks he has found in Wales. They had holes in them naturally made by the sea. Surprisingly, those holes were perfect size for the lights to hide in them. To mask the wires Adam had to drill out in the wood, rewire and solder the lights. It was quite a task but it looks so good right now!
Yey!! Second photo shoot is done!! The wind made it quite challenging (it ruined one of my umbrellas😭) but it was definitely worth it as we managed to get some decent shots!! 😁
Testing the lights for our display. It looks SO GOOD!! :-)
My surprise for the day! :-) Adam got our logo made into a metal cut out. That will definitely be awesome prop for our display!
