Lamp worker and designer Melissa Schmidt works out of her 120 year+ studio in St.Louis, Missouri.
Inspired by her antique blown glass buttons, her work is whimsical and unexpected as the buttons she found two decades ago.
Her glass mastery is mostly self taught, having experimented with years of refining techniques.
Schmidt’s work is at once tactile, visual and auditory as movement creates delight for the wearer and observer.
She uses borosilicate glass material with frit, glass powder, grinding, sewing, and 35 mm slide film, as well as foils and precious metals.
Schmidt’s creativity is a delight to the eye, a unique sparkle in the world of jewelry.
More of Melissa Schmidt‘s amazing glass work can be found at http://www.melissaschmidtstudio.com/.
This might be something we should email about! … I’m not sure I know how to do that…
writingunicorn2019@gmail.com
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I suggest to show her works on creative social and make invitations there. 😉
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I am looking forward to sharing more of her work on my Sunday Evening Art Gallery. She has so many beautiful pieces!
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I love most the first necklace with the colours of the sea 😍 but every artwork is very beautiful 😉
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Don’t you just love the intricate detail? They are past jewelry — they are works of art!
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Yes that is what a beautiful jewellery is. Welcome dear.
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Wowwww they are fantastic 😍😍😍
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Thank you. You should see the jewelry I passed by. Choosing 5 pieces out of 30 pics was impossible, because each one was so unique and beautiful.
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Beautiful and captivating post.
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