RING a DAY challenge !!
Ring a Day challenge : For anyone who wants to participate in making a ring a day for the year 2010! nothing strict. you just have to make something every day… out of anything you want!!
post your propositions here : http://www.flickr.com/groups/rad2010/
le but du jeu ? faire une bague par jour, pendant l’année 2010 !!!
Les propositions sont délirantes, drôles, superbes, imaginatives, créatives …. à voir (à défaut de créer soi-même !) je me régale !!!
some of my « fav » :
Kathryn Riechert - Silver plate spoon handle with an enameled flower (glass on copper) pinned in place by a sterling rivet – ‘The Ring I Made With the Red Flower That Goes Over Multiple Fingers’ — Kathryn Riechert ‘The SQUID’ made w/ a fork ! — – Clare STOKER — Ligia ROCHA‘ — Victoria TAKAHASHI ‘experimetal’
Nina DINOFF ring composed of the entirety of Martin Luther King Jr.’s ‘I Have a Dream’ speech from August 28, 1963 – ‘mikeandmaryjewelry‘ feathers — Thomasin DURGIN (‘Metal Riot’) ‘Crown of Thorns Cilice Ring’ – Thomasin DURGIN (‘Metal Riot’) a testicular beaded moment!!! — Thomasin DURGIN (‘Metal Riot’) cerf-volant/kite ring –
Les plus belles photos de toutes ces merveilles d’inventivité sur / have a look at the best pictures on http://fiveprime.org/flickr_hvmnd.cgi?method=GET&sorting=Interestingness&photo_type=250&page=17&search_domain=Tags&photo_number=50&sort=Interestingness&tag_mode=all&textinput=ringaday&search_type=Tags
Thomasin Durgin is a stand-out participant in the Ring A Day Project on Flickr. I’ve been watching her mix it up with classic metalwork, shocking political statements, innovative use of alternative materials, and inspired conceptual pieces. If that weren’t impressive enough, she’s also created video art.
“Making one ring per day for a year is challenging,” Thomasin says, “and I’ve found it helpful to switch between mediums to keep it fresh for myself. Some of my videos are made as conceptual rings and some simply demonstrate the uses of rings that I’ve created. I know virtually nothing about making movies, but I have a lot fun playing with i-Movie and exploring stop-motion techniques.”
