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Wednesday, April 1, 2009
New Adventure with bronzclay!
I have been brainstorming on how can I make a pot with bronzclay.
I love Oaxaca ceramics and one of the masters is Dolores Porras who makes amazing pots and for me the most beautiful work she does are
her embellished pots.
Because of my admiration and love to what she does I am planing in doing a pot with bronzclay but my big challenge is that the dimensions of my pot will be very small and the embellishments will be a difficult task to achieve ;-}.
The only thing I know for now is that I am very excited to do it and that a ballon will be my first helper in beggining to form the pot.
Wish me luck and I will post pictures of my progress.
Have a great day!
I love Oaxaca ceramics and one of the masters is Dolores Porras who makes amazing pots and for me the most beautiful work she does are
her embellished pots.
Because of my admiration and love to what she does I am planing in doing a pot with bronzclay but my big challenge is that the dimensions of my pot will be very small and the embellishments will be a difficult task to achieve ;-}.
The only thing I know for now is that I am very excited to do it and that a ballon will be my first helper in beggining to form the pot.
Wish me luck and I will post pictures of my progress.
Have a great day!
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Finally I finished my piece.
My necklace is finished and I enjoyed every minute working on it.
I always try to make a piece of jewelry that will tell a story or will give you a feeling when you look at it.
This piece was a great way to express our journey through my daughter's first three months in the Intensive Care Unit and also represents the beautiful personality that she has today.
The Materials I used were PMC3 for the two main frames, Bronzclay for the six little frames , copper wire, epoxy resin, photos, sterling and pearls.
All the texture on the frames was done by using my own design stamps and carving the design on the metal clay.
Lorena
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
A new project, a new challenge
I am starting to build a new piece that it is very close to my heart.This new work piece is inspired by our journey with our daughter Veronica when she was born 3 months early in 2002.
Veronica's birth weight was 1 lb 11 oz, and even though she was extremely ill more than two times she always fought back with all her heart.

She was an inspiration for all of us because she never let go and fought all the time during her three months at the NICU.
Veronica nowadays is a very healthy, energetic, positive and loving little girl that is always teaching us a new thing every day ;-).
The piece is going to be created by a combination of bronzclay frames and two PMC3 (silver clay) frames that will be the central focus of the necklace.


I am still working on the final design and a title.
Lorena
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Ursulines 2009 Trunk Show
The Ursulines:
In 2005, a diverse group of female artist from the Southwest School of Art and craft came together as the "Ursuline Nine."
Today they are 14 metalsmiths in the group creating unique one-of-a-kind jewelry and metal pieces.
On March 7, 2009 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm the will host their fourth annual Jewelry trunk show at:
Overstreet Studios
8126 Broadway
San Antonio, Texas 78209
In 2005, a diverse group of female artist from the Southwest School of Art and craft came together as the "Ursuline Nine."
Today they are 14 metalsmiths in the group creating unique one-of-a-kind jewelry and metal pieces.
On March 7, 2009 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm the will host their fourth annual Jewelry trunk show at:
Overstreet Studios8126 Broadway
San Antonio, Texas 78209
Exhibiting Ursulines are:
- Carolene Zehner
- Claudia Rush
- Irene P.
- Louise Oppenheimer
- Margarite Guggolz
- Lorena Angulo
- Peggy Potts
- Sara Noble
- Michele Ochs
- Melanie Sweet
- Gladys-Baubles
- Priscila Martinez
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Working with Bronzclay
I had a great time making these Bronzclay pieces for future jewelry pieces.
Every time I play with the clay I learn something new and I like it more and more.
Every time I play with the clay I learn something new and I like it more and more.

Some of the pieces are going to be on a necklace I will be creating with different metals (copper, bronze and silver). This necklace is very close to my heart because it is inspire by my daughter Veronica and her journey in the NICU on her first three months of life.
The name of the piece is going to be "Frames of a Survivor" but it may change depending on the feeling I will have when the piece is finish or maybe my own daughter will tell me the name ;-}.
Lorena
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