Beware of the white water foam, beyond the wet lurks…
Fabricated industrially painted aluminum, sterling silver rivets, engraved and otherwise cold connected.
© David LaPlantz, 2016.
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“Black Shark, Red Sky, White Water Foam” Brooch
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“X” is always relevant.
“X” asks the questions.
“X” perhaps receives an answer.
“X”…
2″ diameter X 1/4.” Fabricated industrially painted aluminum, engraved and cold connected.
© David LaPlantz, 2016.
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Ram’s Horns Duality Brooches
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Ram’s Horns brooches.
Two version, two of a kind, non-identical twins, an idea moved in two directions.
Fabricated industrially painted aluminum, engraved, cold connected with sterling silver rivets.
© David LaPlantz, 2016.
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by David LaPlantz ·
Popping up from the distant past.
For a period of time in the 1990’s, David played with the “Cup” concept.
Although not totally obvious, this small, dynamic upright “The Doorway at the End of the Hall” related to peeling back the layer of observance, as we try to understand how we got from there to here.
Maybe a familiar exploration you have toyed with in the vast reaches of your mind and memory, huh?
Mixed media, 7 1/4″ high X 5 1/2″ wide X 5″ deep.
© David LaPlantz, 2017.
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To Be or To Be Another Application/Way?
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Tagua nut, vegetable ivory bracelet and/or necklace, depending on your physical persuasion.
Fabricated and dyed tagua nut woven together with leather cord.
© David LaPlantz, 2016 and 2017.
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Happy Birthday Our Dear Mother!
by David LaPlantz ·
As of today, 12/11/2017, our Mother is 100 years old and 43 days and counting!
Happy birthday Mother!!!
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“Fern Swirl” Art Brooch.
Humboldt County (Emerald Triangle), CA every now and then shows up in soul of my imagery. After living in Arcata, CA for nearly 36 years something rubs off, doesn’t it?
This art brooch will be in Seattle, along with other newer wearable art forms at Facere Jewelry Art for the Christmas Holidays and beyond.
Check out Facere, a fabulous environment to ornament your wardrobe for the new year!
2″ X 1 1/2″ X 1/8″
Fabricated industrially painted aluminum, engraved and cold connected. © David LaPlantz, 2017.
All rights reserved.
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“Bird” Wearable Art Brooch.
Time to fly…
Do you feel like flying today?
In the real, in the imaginary, let your soul take flight and see where you go, what you learn and how much you can grow. Wanna try?
This brooch will be in Seattle, along with other newer art at Facere Jewelry Art Gallery for the Christmas Holidays.
Check out Facere, a fabulous place to ornament your wardrobe for the new year!
2 1/2″ X 1 3/4″ X 1/4″
Fabricated industrially painted aluminum, sterling rivets, engraved and cold connected. © David LaPlantz, 2017.
All rights reserved.
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“Rock Music Series” Brooch
Title: Dylan’s lyrics changed the entire conversation: “Like a Rolling Stone.”
Fabricated industrially painted aluminum, real dime, engraved and cold connected
2” diameter, originally created in 2007.
© David LaPlantz, 2007 and 2017.
Below = art brooch imagery info.
Upper left quadrant:
“Exchanging all precious gifts
But you better take your diamond ring, you better pawn it babe”
(3 balls in old pawn shop signs)
Lower left quadrant:
“Once upon a time you dressed so fine
Threw the bums a dime in your prime, didn’t you?”
(Real dime, obvious reference)
Upper right quadrant:
“How does it feel, how does it feel?
To be without a home
Like a complete unknown, like a rolling stone”
(Home image and no direction towards home!)
Lower right quadrant:
“Ain’t it hard when you discovered that
He really wasn’t where it’s at”
(Open box with message, “AT”)
Lower left and right quadrants:
Stitch lines, signify how well Dylans’ lyrics were sewn together.
