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About Me
I am a Textile Designer, Ceramic Designer and Illustrator.
I am English but live in the cute country township of Kyneton, Australia.
I love making things.
I love collecting things.
This is my Bowerbird collection.
I am English but live in the cute country township of Kyneton, Australia.
I love making things.
I love collecting things.
This is my Bowerbird collection.
What is a Bowerbird?
Bowerbirds have a special characteristic close to my heart…… they are fond of collecting an assortment of found objects to be used purely for decorative purposes. Bowerbirds create beautiful structures, patterns and elaborate displays with their finds and can spend hours arranging their collection of precious knick-knacks.
Contact
For examples of my commercial and personal design and illustration work, or to contact me please visit Lucy King Design:
www.lucykingdesign.com
www.lucykingdesign.com
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Me Old China - custom designs
All the jewellery from Me Old China is made from second-hand and vintage china plates.
As a designer for tableware I have a fascination for vintage china and I love scouring second-hand shops, salvage yards and antique shops for old-fashioned crockery.
The discarded chinaware is given a second life, crafted into collections of over-scaled jewellery and tongue-in-cheek wall plates, creating quirky nostalgic pieces with a modern twist.
Please contact me for further information and designs available.
As a designer for tableware I have a fascination for vintage china and I love scouring second-hand shops, salvage yards and antique shops for old-fashioned crockery.
The discarded chinaware is given a second life, crafted into collections of over-scaled jewellery and tongue-in-cheek wall plates, creating quirky nostalgic pieces with a modern twist.
Please contact me for further information and designs available.
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Oh, me too Lucy! I guess we just have to keep reminding ourselves that we are indeed awesome :)
ReplyDeleteSeems funny that across so many artisitic and creative blogs the same message of self doubt appears yet for us non artisitic people the talent is extraordinary
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