-Mary Anne Radmacher
When I designed my sterling silver jewelry collection I loved looking at iron work for inspiration. The lines and curves always filled me with ideas.
What about iron work inspires you?
4.03.2013
Iron Work Inspiration
“Courage doesn't always roar. Sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying, "I will try again tomorrow.”
-Mary Anne Radmacher
When I designed my sterling silver jewelry collection I loved looking at iron work for inspiration. The lines and curves always filled me with ideas.
What about iron work inspires you?
-Mary Anne Radmacher
When I designed my sterling silver jewelry collection I loved looking at iron work for inspiration. The lines and curves always filled me with ideas.
What about iron work inspires you?
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The swirls and filigree of the metal gates on buildings in San Francisco are amazing too. Many of them have Chinese symbols for good luck.
ReplyDeleteAmazing! Love the gate to the beach at sunset (sunrise?).
ReplyDeleteGorgeous gates! The floral gate is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteIncredible talent!
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea! I never thought about using ironwork for wire design, but makes total sense! that first one is such a gorgeous design!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful source of inspiration!
ReplyDeleteLove that front door!
ReplyDeleteI have a lot of wrought iron digital designs that I like to use on both wood and glass.
Beautiful quote, and beautiful artwork! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAmazing ironwork! I love that quote!
ReplyDeleteThat third door is gorgeous! I like how iron work seems to have a flowy feel to it, while still being strong.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful iron work - I could see how any one of them could inspire a lovely jewelry creation.
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