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| My designs start out as virtual pieces existing as a set of instructions on a computer as I design using CAD - Computer Aided Design. I can look at them and cannot touch them. Using the display tools on the computer I can have them look look plastic, metal, or most any virtual material. |
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| I can spin them and look at them in most any angle and under different kinds of virtual light. |
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| When the waxes that are created from my computer instructions reach the casting house they are cast into bronze. I am then sent pictures of my "babies." |
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| They try to show me the different sides of the pieces and discuss any changes that might need to be made to make the pieces work in jewelry. |
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| But nothing matches the day that FEDEX delivers my new babies to me and I get to see and touch and photograph the real things. Sometimes they turn out and sometimes they don't. These did! For more information |
