For the first one, I decided to do a very easy beginner project: a simple stamped pendant in silver metal clay. This doesn't require any experience. (It does, however, require a kiln.)
Here is Christopher setting up the lights.
Here I am getting ready to do the introduction (under the hot lights!):
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| Photo by C Karczewski, CK Entertainment |
When the video is finished, there will be a trailer, which I will share here on my blog. In the meantime, you can check out the site at www.JewelryLessonVideos.com
Congratulations Roxanne, I look forward to seeing the video.
ReplyDeleteChecked out the Lesson site and while it looks like it has only just started up I think it will be a great resource when they have more content. Thanks for the link.
How awesome!! So looking forward to seeing the tutorial video. I find metal clay fascinating. Love the behind the scenes photos too. :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful post and looking forward to seeing the video. It is nice to see the behind the scenes photos too. I find metal clay fascinating and yes, can't wait to see the video!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, Roxanne! I have seen others of our Artfire artisan friends who have really increased their sales by posting videos on their websites or on YouTube, especially the tutorial videos. I wish you huge success in this new effort.
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I look forward to watching your video, too! Sounds like you have a good partnership going with your friend. I wish you all success as you start this video series!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone! When the site gets going, it is going to sell downloads, although I think there will be some free ones also. I know there are some free ones right now.
ReplyDeleteWonderful, Roxanne. With all the beautiful PMC pendants in your studio, you are the perfect person to do the video. As others expressed, I look forward to seeing it. Have dabbled a bit in PMC and find it very gratifying. Maybe one of these days I'll buy a kiln and do a bit more than dabble (: Hope you keep us posted.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see your video.
ReplyDeleteSounds like fun! Can't wait to see the video :-)
ReplyDeleteA star is born! this a a great opportunity for you. You can concentrate on presenting a clear instructional tutorial and someone else will worry about the video production aspects.
ReplyDeleteIsn't that the truth! Once for a contest I had to make some video introduction thing. Talk about a pain!
DeleteI can't wait to see the video!
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