Materials: recuperated copper wire, powdercoating, dyed deer tail, stainless steel
Dimensions: 17 cm x 17 cm (roughly, per brooch)
These brooches are loosely inspired by Victorian era designs. They are made from recuperated copper electric wires which have been powdercoated. The powdercoating is done in a 3 colour fade, using some custom mixed colours. The fur is dyed deer tail.
Photo credit: Emily Lewis
Emily Lewis
Studio METHOD(E)
Quebec City, Canada
Studio METHOD(E) is a jewellery studio in Quebec City which is owned and run by Emily Lewis. They offer workshops, rental spaces and a product line.
For their jewellery they focus on using non-precious and recuperated materials. They have fun with repetitive forms and the use of bright and unexpected colours.
Emily studied jewellery design and metalsmithing at NSCAD University in Nova Scotia (her home province).
Materials: recuperated copper wire, powdercoating, dyed deer tail, stainless steel
Dimensions: 17 cm x 17 cm (roughly, per brooch)
These brooches are loosely inspired by Victorian era designs. They are made from recuperated copper electric wires which have been powdercoated. The powdercoating is done in a 3 colour fade, using some custom mixed colours. The fur is dyed deer tail.
Photo credit: Emily Lewis
Emily Lewis
Studio METHOD(E)
Quebec City, Canada
Studio METHOD(E) is a jewellery studio in Quebec City which is owned and run by Emily Lewis. They offer workshops, rental spaces and a product line.
For their jewellery they focus on using non-precious and recuperated materials. They have fun with repetitive forms and the use of bright and unexpected colours.
Emily studied jewellery design and metalsmithing at NSCAD University in Nova Scotia (her home province).