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Some Raku Goodness: Lisa Peters Art
I've been designing jewelry for 2 years now. I've been selling jewelry for 1-1/2 years. Within the past 6 months, I'd say, I can finally say that I've become successful enough to finally be able to purchase handmade jewelry components that make my heart go pitter patter.... components that are a bit pricier than the average bead. For example, I have been drooling over Lisa Peters Raku pendants and beads for some time. I was finally able to purchase a few of her lovelies and they are on their way to me! 
Lisa works with stoneware and porcelain and her primary glazing technique is Raku. Each of her pieces encompasses an organic and beautiful shape... the imperfect circle, funky textures, the unexpected. The glazing creates a shimmery surface, one that has a metal quality. "A primitive feeling"- I love all of her work, and I hope to use more of it in the future. Where to find Lisa Peters Art:
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Wow Lorelei!
ReplyDeleteBlushing here! I cannot wait to see what beautiful things you create with your new beads! I thank you so much for the "Blog Love" You sent me today it is a wonderful feeling to know that the love I put into making my pieces is felt by other artists. It makes this so worthwhile!
Eagerly awaiting the show & tell,
with many thanks!
Lisa P.
You are very welcome! It's my pleasure. I feel so lucky to have found you. I hope this brings you some extra business.
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Yay! More clay friends! Lisa definitely deserves some blog love, for sure!
ReplyDeleteNice feature, Lorelei!
I love Lisa's work! Her beads and pendants are amazing!
ReplyDeleteWarning from a LisaPetersArt addict: Once you start, you can't stop :D I love both the artist and her art!
ReplyDeleteWow, what an assortment and such great colors. Makes you want to run your fingers through the pile! Thanks for sharing, Lorelei. Beautiful work, Lisa.
ReplyDeleteI've been a fan of Lisa's work for awhile. It was nice of you to feature her.
ReplyDeleteI think it's great how all these different artists can connect and work with one another.
Patricia