size 8+ adjustable creature ring.
I know how some of my supporters like their wearable artwork. Today I received an order I had made on ebay and wanted to play with them. Today I have for you the first creature ring. It is about a size 8 and is adjustable to larger sizes but not smaller. I will be coating this with an acrylic glaze and photographing the finished product. Sometimes the glaze can alter the look a bit so a heads up on that. So what do you think about creature rings? Would you carry a little creature around with you?  Congratulation Mike you are the winner of this miniature masterpiece! I will do my best to remember to email you and find out if you would like this made into anything in particular or just shipped off as is.
6 Comments
Rhonda Chase
3/3/2013 04:33:14 am
Exactly! It's a bit creepy as a ring to have it looking at you all the time, but creepy can be good. They look cool on pendants looking out too. I'm working a bit on both.
Michele
3/4/2013 03:00:11 pm
Love it! I like that you made the rings! Great job! Actually this is great as anything. Can't wait to see more.
Rhonda Chase
3/6/2013 02:14:32 pm
I did make a couple other things with dragon eyes. I just need to get them all coated. There are a couple I'm just not sure I can sell I really like them :)
Michele
3/5/2013 03:26:26 pm
I didnt answer the question. Heck ya I would wear a creature. I like the eyeballs as rings, brootches, whatever. Im just a jewelry freak, so combining my two favorite things (art and jewelry) is awesome.
Rhonda Chase
3/6/2013 02:16:51 pm
Thank you for responding to my question! I love your entusiasm and I am very encouraged by your response. I like the idea of wearable original artwork too. Jewelry is definitely an art in itself, but little wearable paintings that aren't reproduced seems really fun to me. A way for me to make some jewelry and still be me. :) YAY! Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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