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Fashion/Jewelry Collaboration Review!

Posted on June 2, 2009 at 11:00pm 2 Comments

Check out a review of the Academy of Art University Fashion Show Jewelry Collaboration!



Read this Article in SF IS Magazine, Story on page 5.



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Seattle, Washington
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Elliot Gaskin is a jewelry and installation artist based in Seattle, Washington. He is the grandson of painter William Gaskin, who during the depression was co-director of the northern California Art Project for the WPA and later was on the San Francisco Art Commission. The young designer is paving his own path with intricate mechanical objects and jewelry. Inspired from early machinery, Elliot creates work that challenges the viewer’s perception of modern day mechanical objects. His jewelry plays with the juxtaposition between organic and mechanical objects. Elliot designs and fabricates conceptually driven objects, informed by a passion for material and craft.
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http://elliotgaskin.com
Describe your media/materials you work with
jewelry, metals, Elliot, Elliot Gaskin, metal, Metalsmith, metalsmithing, Fashion Show, AAU, Academy of Art University, Everett, Washington, Deer antler, fur, silver, enamel, collaboration, fashion, runway, San Francisco

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At 9:11am on January 20, 2012, kerianne quick said…

FEATURED! HI BUDDY!

KNUFS FROM A'DAM

At 8:18pm on September 5, 2011, Brigitte Martin said…
Thank you very much for your membership payment and support of crafthaus. Your membership is valid through Sep 15, 2012.

Enjoy crafthaus, participate often. Images of new work?
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At 4:16pm on December 17, 2010, Helga van Leipsig said…

Thanks Elliot, i am still in the process of understanding Crafthaus, i like the professionalisme here. Greetings, Helga

At 1:51pm on August 20, 2010, Andrew Kuebeck said…
Just saw you in the Metalsmith EIP!! Congrats, beautiful work!
At 2:41pm on July 14, 2010, Lindsey Snell said…
Hey Elliot! How have you been? Are you coming to the U of I this fall?
At 7:12pm on July 5, 2010, Andrew Kuebeck said…
Hey thanks for friending me!! I've really enjoyed your work since I first heard about you with the SNAG Educational Endowment last year!
At 11:00am on July 2, 2010, Brice Garrett said…
thank you.
I like your incorporation of pulleys, and more specifically your pulley installation and New Joint Brooch. Keep it up in Illinois.
At 6:15am on May 24, 2010, Natalie Smith said…
Thank you.
Your work is prettty amazing!!
At 8:45pm on March 30, 2010, Tova Lund said…
Thanks for the comment! I believe I saw a piece of yours at SNAG. Love your work!!
At 2:30pm on March 23, 2010, Thea Clark said…
Hi Elliot,

Thanks for friending me. You hit so many notes with your work, playful, protective, touch inducing. Keep up the good work!

 
 
 






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