When I was asked if I’d like to create a piece to feature in in.cube8r gallery’s Self Care exhibition alongside some incredible Melbourne artists, I figured it was the perfect excuse to make the time to create something just for myself. It’s a rare occurrence and if I’m honest, more

I made a clock!…Well sort of.A little while ago one of my lovely customers came to me with a fairly ordinary Art Deco clock. As it turns out they happened upon it when it started chiming early one morning from inside one of the walls of their house! How it

Learn how to saw sheet metal to create jewellery from scratch In this jewellery making workshop you can learn how to use a jeweller’s saw to cut out shapes from sheet metal (either brass or silver depending on your preference) to create an initial pendant from scratch. 3 different alphabet

Learn how to saw sheet metal to create jewellery from scratch In this jewellery making workshop you can learn how to use a jeweller’s saw to cut out shapes from sheet metal (either brass or silver depending on your preference) to create a pair of earrings from scratch. 5 different

When I was invited to create an entry as part of Team Australia for this year’s Designer Toy World Cup it came as a bit of a surprise as I’ve never made or decorated an art toy before! But never one to pass up an opportunity for a fun art

Do you want to know how a Skadi Jewellery Design ring is made? If you’re anything like me you’ve probably lost a significant portion of your life down the vortex that is ‘how is it made?’ videos. I recently watched a feature length film on the making of a brass

Skadi Jewellery Design has a new face! And as you’d expect it’s clever, creative and very attractive. I have had the pleasure of collaborating with the wonderful Dragonfly for 2 years now so I am delighted to announce that she is the new Skadi Jewellery Design brand Ambassador! She has essentially held this

Usually when someone sees my work for the first time their initial question is inevitably “how is it made?”. More often than not people assume all of my work is laser cut (who would be mad enough to cut out such small details for hours a day right?). Even after

Artists rarely thrive in a vacuum. It’s so important to at the very least expose yourself to the work of fellow artists, and at best collaborate with them. This process gives you perspective, pushes you to greater efforts and in most cases enhances your own creativity. It’s somewhat gestalt; ideas

I got to thinking more in depth about creating pieces of lasting beauty this week with several custom monogram projects strewn in my path. Custom pieces are by far my favourite thing to create because I’m working in collaboration with the client. This results in a combining of ideas, styles