Samantha Laddin- Jewelry Design: Small Raised Copper Form

Thursday, December 22, 2011

Small Raised Copper Form

Small, can fit in the palm of your hand

Raised copper container from sheet.

Heat patina finish and filed and sanded for effect.

Organic in form and smooth

Photographed by: Orange Weng

Model: Danielle Ceneta

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My initial attraction to jewelry and metal smithing mystifies me. I declared myself a Jewelry and Metalsmithing major with no grand expectations of myself; it simply felt like the right thing to do. Through my decision to learn about the different techniques, materials, and processes of jewelry and metal smithing, I have been surprised by the possibilities. Simply put, I love what I do and can’t seem to stop.

I have a fondness for nature and drawing that finds its way into my jewelry work. I enjoy making what I am attracted to, which helps me continue making new pieces. As my taste, experiences, and mood change, so does the art that follows. However, constants that I plan to carry with me are my love for line drawing, natural materials, organic shapes and design.

What I strive to achieve with the jewelry and art that I make is to be able to convey how I feel and who I want to be.

Samantha Laddin- Jewelry Design

Syracuse University~ Jewelry and Metalsmithing BFA '13~sam.laddin@gmail.com

Thursday, December 22, 2011

Small Raised Copper Form

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