Complimenting Brooches

Loretta Lam has an obvious influence of nature in her work. These pins reminded me not so much of microscopic cellular formations as the growth of micro-organisms on plants and rocks. They naturally complement the pod and leaf forms and their surface patterns.

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Loretta Lam is being featured in the Color Spotlight article in the upcoming Summer 2014 issue of The Polymer Arts due out the first week of June. But while you are waiting for that, check out her website for more beautiful nature inspired pieces.

 

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1 Comment

  1. Debbie G on May 17, 2014 at 7:30 pm

    They do have an organic feeling. And I’m constantly amazed (and I shouldn’t be by now) at how very little features can make such a difference in an item – like the ever so slim (that matters) strip of multicolored (that matters) burgundy that follows the peak (that matters) only partway (that matters) on the one broach. Lovely, all.



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