Sunday, April 24, 2011
Enameling!
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Interesting Design Ideas
Check out this website, modern designs for furniture, simple and effective! http://www.sixdifferentways.com/?m=200905
Sunday, September 27, 2009
BRASS!
This is a project I'm working on in Constuction and Fabrication, with Stacey Weber. Taking a found object (brass corners) and changing its form. I found that through working on this project I have been closing myself off to others and this is a representation of how I want to reveal myself and that I don't have to protect myself from outside influences.
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Inspiration from life
Having a physical connection to someone or something inspires me to think about that person or thing and why I have it or need it, or why I that person is important to me or not.
People from around the world spreading their thoughts and ideas is important to me because I believe we are all connected in one way or another and knowing and talking to someone from across the world can open up a person's life.
Without my friends I don't know where I would be. They help me think.
Repetition has a very big influence on my work, it is so simple but yet it is so powerful and alluring.
Along with repetition I really get excited about design in its simplest form, geometric shapes together creating a larger form that is phenomenal.Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Thursday, September 3, 2009
How I see it
First of all, my full name is Rachel Lee Kedinger. I am a sophomore at UWM and I am 19 years old.
I am from Fond du Lac, WI. My goals for this semester are to take in and learn as much as I can about different techniques and how they can help me develope my own sense of style and design ideas. The reason I became a metals major was because ever since I can remember I have been making and creating objects from nothing. When I was younger I would help my dad, who owns a car salvage yard and is a "blacksmith", he would work and let me watch. I always felt the need to take things that looked to be junk and utilize them for my own needs and wants. More recently in high school I became very interested in glass works.Things take time and I am still exploring all the possibilities and finding out what I like best. As of right now I am planning on moving to Montreal, Canada after I graduate to explore a different culture and to see how that will influence me and my career as a metalsmith.
I am from Fond du Lac, WI. My goals for this semester are to take in and learn as much as I can about different techniques and how they can help me develope my own sense of style and design ideas. The reason I became a metals major was because ever since I can remember I have been making and creating objects from nothing. When I was younger I would help my dad, who owns a car salvage yard and is a "blacksmith", he would work and let me watch. I always felt the need to take things that looked to be junk and utilize them for my own needs and wants. More recently in high school I became very interested in glass works.Things take time and I am still exploring all the possibilities and finding out what I like best. As of right now I am planning on moving to Montreal, Canada after I graduate to explore a different culture and to see how that will influence me and my career as a metalsmith.
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