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*** www.sarahlewisjewelry.com
*** www.sarahlewisjewelry.com
*** www.sarahlewisjewelry.com
hello everyone! I have just reorganized my page chronologically and uploaded my whole new collection of geode rings (2007 page). Also I have just completed my website! it is www.sarahlewisjewelry.com. until now, i had my metal work here, my glass work on glassartists, and combo pieces on both. now, its all more organized on one site! i will continue to update these sites too though. I would love any feedback! thanks, sarah
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Sarah Lewis was born and raised in upstate New York. She has been working with borosilicate glass since 2000. Sarah started learning lampworking at the Museum Glass Works in Ballston Spa, NY, attended several lampworking workshops and has learned techniques from friends over the years. While living in Arizona, Sarah started learning metalworking and the lapidary arts and combining these disciplines with her glasswork. She is currently attending the Savannah College of Art and Design for metals and jewelry and product design. Sarah draws most of her inspiration from nature and is very passionate about her work. Her work can be viewed at www.glassartists.org/sarah and www.metalworkers.org/sarah. Please email the artist with any comments or questions or to purchase work. Thanks for looking!
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These pieces represent a time of experimentation, dedication to learning technique, falling in love with glass, silver and stone, and a search for consistent style.
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2007 has been a year of growth and development of a unique aesthetic. I strived to combine glass, silver and stone in innovative ways. I completed a collection of rings for a solo exhibition and took on a large commission project for the disco biscuits. As I am wrapping up my degree at SCAD, my thoughts are filled with future plans for 2008.
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please remember - if you would like to contact me, click on contact user. If you add a comment asking me a question or requesting a piece, I have no way to get back to you (unless you also include contact information in the comment). -Thanks!
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yo
hey sarah. teddy got me to post my work on this site- your stuff is awesome. id love to sit down and do some work with you someday- hope all is well down south, dont be a stranger-
ben
» Posted by
BEN
on 1/15/2006 3:16:29 PM.
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killer work
I really like your work. really clean silver smithing. do you have any wraps in a store in ahseville called cornerstone minerals? we have 4 pieces at the store that look a lot like some of your wire pieces.
Keep psoting more stuff, I dig it. the friendship pendants have a killer contour and flow.
peace,
Isaac
» Posted by
Nattywraps
on 1/30/2006 6:55:06 PM.
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question-
hey sarah, can you slice rhodesecrite stalagtite? or if you cant, can you reccomend someone who will do it and not tax me to death? my piece is like over a foot long, and a foot wide, weighing in around 20 pounds.. it would produce ALOT of slices, and me and my boy are looking to get it cut. let me know-
bc
» Posted by
BEN
on 2/9/2006 10:22:55 AM.
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Sara you Rock
Let me tell you girl your ability utilize so many different mediums and material is amaizing. Yo Natty says whats up
» Posted by
LightWorker
on 4/7/2006 4:00:42 PM.
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divine creations, proving that beitiful thing are a reflection
it's amazing to see what our generation is evoling to, if your ever in santa cruz hit me up for connection into the circuit, respect empress.
-james
» Posted by
James
on 7/20/2006 2:07:36 AM.
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blown away
I simply love your wire wrap work. love it.
» Posted by
Satchel
on 1/9/2007 11:14:21 PM.
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Sarah, wow! I am looking at your gallery for the first time (since I have known you) and I must say I am really impressed. You are a very talented artist, and I can't wait to see how your work continues to progress. I finally posted a gallery on here so its cool to see all my friends on here. Check me out if you get a chance, my name is Earth Alchemy (the name of Zach and my business). Much love,
Shannon
» Posted by
earthalchemy
on 5/11/2007 10:52:38 AM.
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...Que Bonita!
Beautiful metalwork...Nice to come across such fine metalsmithing...very inspiring~ Give Thanks*
» Posted by
TaylorLangCornejo
on 1/8/2008 12:39:28 AM.
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