Neckpiece of prints tinted with gouache, stitched together with enameled electroforms.
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- Liz Steiner
- I hold a BFA in Jewelry and Metalsmithing from Kent State University and an MFA in Metal Design from East Carolina University. In 2012, I curated the international, juried exhibition "Hot Under the Collar" and was the Artist Fellow in Fine Metals at Peters Valley Craft Center. I currently teach adjunct at Craven Community College in New Bern, NC.
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3 comments:
do you mean "gouache" the paint?
interesting way to draw connections.
Yes, gouache the paint.
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