Artesanato intitulada "Western Art Jewelry…" por Jenn Webb, Obras de arte originais, Jóias

Western Art Jewelry Cowboy Boot and Hat Earring Artesanato por Jenn Webb

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Obras de arte originais Artesanato, Jóias

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Obras de arte originais

Obras de arte originais são todas as obras consideradas autênticas e não uma cópia ou imitação das obras originais de um artista. As obras de arte originais podem ser qualquer tipo de pintura, escultura, performance ou outra mídia. Existem muitos tipos de mídia original. A mídia mista inclui tintas a óleo, acrílicas e aquarela. Para pinturas de oficina que testemunham o artesanato, essa atribuição deve ser mais matizada. Embora possam ser menos valiosos por vários motivos, as reproduções e cópias tiveram um grande impacto em nossa experiência. Eles atingem um público mais amplo do que os originais e agem como um tônico contra a mercantilização. A obra original também pode referir-se à primeira obra, que sempre precede todas as outras. Também pode se referir a um protótipo ou modelo a partir do qual outras obras podem ser feitas. Cada trabalho tem grandes semelhanças com o original.
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Jenn Webb

Estados Unidos

I am the artisan and designer of handmade jewelry by Copper Reflections specializing in animal, wildlife and Native designs. About 25 years ago, I started my handmade jewelry business in Vancouver selling jewelry on the street. I was making jewelry from copper and brass with texture on them that I gave by hammering it in different styles. After a while being on the street, I started participating in craft shows in Alberta and BC. During this time, I was making jewelry in animal, wildlife and Native designs that I engrave onto the metal and cut them out in different shapes for earrings, necklaces, and bracelets all in matching unique jewelry sets.

At craft shows, people were placing orders on their favorite designs and picking their custom made jewelry order at the end of the day. I had to work really hard to finish them before they come to pick up their jewelry. I found out that this was actually helping to increase my handcrafted jewelry sales as people enjoyed watching me make them and they appreciate it more when they see much work goes into jewelry pieces. I am sure, this also made a conversation piece for them to tell their friends about their jewelry and the artisan who made it.

Last few years, we have been co-operating with artists and make their paintings on art jewelry. They have been selling their own art jewelry successfully. Not everyone can afford to purchase the original artwork but people would not mind buying the artwork on jewelry for reasonable prices.