Steel Cuffs with gold rivets 2018
Twig Necklace 2018
Sunrise Saw 2018
Sunrise Saw 2018
WIP Sunrise Saw
Large Star Earrings in Sterling and gold keum boo
Textured Sterling rings WIP
Cast Cicada Hair Clip
Damselfly Earrings
Damselflies photo by Matthew Novak
Sterling Feather Earrings
Jasper and Sterling Large Ring
Photo Shoot with Matthew Novak
photo by Matthew Novak
Seaweed Ring and Neckpiece photo by Matthew Novak
Max's Crown Ring in Sterling
Ring "Best of Show" 2016
Waterwheel Installation 1996
Waterwheel Installation 1996
Rail for Splady Studios
Range hood for Splady Studios
Detail of Tree Gate with Splady
Tree Gate with Chuck Splady
Steel Cuffs with gold rivets 2018One has 3 solid rose gold rivets, the other has one rose gold, 2 solid 14k yellow rivets. Textured steel with a special bee’s wax coating I make myself.
Twig Necklace 2018Cast Bronze with molds made from the hedge that hides our house from the street. Strong and protective. Forged Sterling ends wrap around thick strap of hard leather. Adjustable Sterling clasp extender.
Sunrise Saw 2018Fresh out of our new shop at home! A beautiful old saw mill blade that my friends and I have been carrying around for 25 years, getting strung up and played for her glorious tone in our various noise bands, gets a loving frame to set in. Now she’s fancy with her decorative cut plate steel doorway and gilding on her sharp places.43 wide x 50 inches tall, footprint is 19’ deep x 51” wide
Sunrise Saw 2018A closer look
WIP Sunrise SawWork in progress view showing template I made so I could hand hold the plasma cutter and cut the plate without CNC.
Large Star Earrings in Sterling and gold keum booHand cut, these large earrings are a meditation on the math that creates their beautiful patterns. A thin layer of 24k yellow gold is fused on. The Sterling is darkened with liver of sulfur.
Textured Sterling rings WIPWork in progress of sheet Sterling textured and hand cut, ready for forming.
Cast Cicada Hair ClipCast bronze body with fabricated Sterling wings
Damselfly EarringsA matched pair, found dead together trapped inside a store front became solid Sterling in a lost wax casting process, not replaceable, not a mold. Each dead bug yields one cast piece, if it works. Working with found objects always has more variables that can make it go all wrong. The castings are backed with forged tendrils of sterling, creating the swirl of motion between wings.
Damselflies photo by Matthew Novak
Sterling Feather EarringsRoller-printed with feathers that fall off of my birds (I have chickens). I roll in the texture and then draw and hand-cut the feathers to flow with that feather, no two are alike.
Jasper and Sterling Large RingThis stone inspired this piece with layers upon layers of Sterling texture and details built in.
Photo Shoot with Matthew NovakI love getting my fashion designer friends together and have Matt take photos for us all. The designer is Jose Duran, hair by Steve Trujillo. All the jewelry is mine.
photo by Matthew Novak
Seaweed Ring and Neckpiece photo by Matthew NovakCast bronze and Sterling seaweed clusters arranged like a spiky bouquet on hand forged Sterling torque and ring band.
Max's Crown Ring in SterlingWhere the wild things are indeed! My tribute to Maurice Sendak.
Ring "Best of Show" 2016 Lakewood Cultural Center named this Best of Show at the Annual Jefferson County Art Instructor’s Show
Waterwheel Installation 1996This is an old piece that has come up in conversation lately. Built in parts for most of 1995 in my apartment, Jeff Branson’s backyard foundry and the 20th street gym (ceramics room), it was put together and installed in it’s temporary existence in the Spring of 1996 at 4949 Williams in Denver, CO. It was on view and available for viewers to play for 3 weeks before it was taken apart and recycled.
Waterwheel Installation 19961996 Installation by Pamela Webb. 25 foot diameter. The water wheel was a human powered musical instrument, built in a unique warehouse space in Denver back when there were spaces like this! The piece was built in bits and pieces over a year's time and installed for 3 weeks of public viewing and playing with. It's made of wood, steel, ceramic, and cast bronze figures welded into the spokes. It was a temporary, site-specific piece. The buckets on the ends of the arms lifted water from the floor into a series of gutters hanging around this enormous, old boiler room. The gutters were split in places to make rain fall all around the viewers onto surfaces that catch the water and resonate with the sounds of rain on a tin roof. The rushing of the bucket loads of water held a steady percussive beat that could increase or decrease speed with the human musician, turning the wheel.
Rail for Splady StudiosBuilt by John Fick (Academy of Art College), Pamela Webb and Will Shafer. Forged steelhttp://spladyartstudios.squarespace.com/
Range hood for Splady StudiosBuilt by Pamela Webb and Will Shafer. Bronze
Detail of Tree Gate with SpladyBuilt by Pamela Webb, Will Shafer and Dominique Kirk-Jegousse. Steel repoussé.
Tree Gate with Chuck SpladyBuilt by Pamela Webb, Will Shafer, and Dominique Kirk-Jegousse for Splady Studios 1999. Sheet steel repoussé with tools we made.
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