"Thanks a lot Jenny :)))"
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jenny Fillius
- Female
- United States
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Welcome, Jenny Fillius!
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jenny Fillius commented on Brigitte Martin's video
Margot's Cat - Arthur Ganson
"I'm not sure why this piece pleases me so. The sound is ominous but I like it. This is something I could watch for a very long time.Thank you."
jenny Fillius left a comment for Justin Rothshank"Wow, Justin, awesome work. Looked at your FB page and see that we have Erik Painter in common. The Abe Lincoln plate is so fabulous. Enjoyed seeing your work. Welcome!
Jenny"
jenny Fillius left a comment for Rachel Gourley"Oh my goodness! Your work is so blowing my mind. It's beautiful and so amazingly ingenious. I have never seen such clever work made with polymer clay before. Absolutely stunning. I posted your web site on my FB page. I want others to see it too."
jenny Fillius left a comment for Nurielle Stern"Where the golden apple grows! Fantastic! Love it soooo very much. You rock."
jenny Fillius left a comment for Lisa Merida-Paytes"Your work is so appealing. Seeing it in real life must be really terrific."
jenny Fillius left a comment for Nancy Selvin"I like the cohesiveness of your work and how it translates from paper to
terracotta and back. Welcome."
jenny Fillius posted a status"Thank you! I love being featured! This is a favorite of mine. Thanks again."
jenny Fillius left a comment for Dominique Bereiter"You look marvelous, now I want to see your work, please."
jenny Fillius left a comment for Christiana Byrne"Hi. There is something futuristic, Victorian and sometimes a little scary in your work that that draws me in and confuses me in the best possible sense."
jenny Fillius left a comment for Carolyn Nelson"Hey there, welcome. This is a nice group to be a part of. Your delicate little dresses touch something inside of me. Does that sound corny? I felt a tug on my heart strings. Lovely , just plain lovely."
Profile Information
- Where do you live ? City, State and Country
- Seattle, WA
- Place of Work ? Example: Studio, College, Gallery, Museum, ...)
- Studio
- I am a .... Example: Student, Maker, Educator, etc.
- Maker. Deconstruct metal food containers into narrative artworks
- Your website, DIRECT flickr or DIRECT facebook links where your work can be seen.
- http://www.jennyfillius.com
- Describe your media/materials you work with
- metals
jenny Fillius's Photos
Comment Wall (23 comments)
- At 2:53pm on May 31, 2013,
Angelo Verga said… Thanks a lot Jenny :)))
- At 12:00pm on August 7, 2012,
Brigitte Martin said… Thank you very much for your membership payment and support of crafthaus. Your membership is valid through August 15, 2013.
Enjoy crafthaus, participate often!
- At 12:14am on January 30, 2012,
Avery Lucas said… Thanks for the compliment. My photo is not me, it is Frida Kahlo, my muse!
- At 6:57pm on January 15, 2012,
Susan Lee Stephen said… Thanks so much for your comment on my chameleon brooch! I'm collaborating with a local potter (Alexis Templeton), who is making porcelain cabochons for me glazed with her signature crystalline glaze. When she gave me this one, I just knew it was a lizard eyeball! The brooch itself turned out quit big, 4", but luckily it struck someone's fancy, and I was able to find a happy customer to take it home.
- At 2:51pm on January 8, 2012,
Susan Farrar Parrish said… Thanks so much Jenny, I love the rhyme and had not heard it. Maybe I'll use that in a title one day!
- At 11:41am on December 16, 2011,
Seana Higgins said… Wow- what feedback! Thanks, Jenny.
- At 3:09pm on October 29, 2011,
Gary Schott said… Thanks, Jenny. Glad you liked it.
- At 6:18pm on October 22, 2011,
vincente robles said… Ah, thank you so much Jenny, I was thinking the same thing as I created the thing. -V
- At 8:35am on July 12, 2011, jenny Fillius said…
- Gee, thanks, so nice of you to say.
- At 12:47am on July 12, 2011,
Gillian E. Batcher said… - Thank you. I love your work. The vibrancy and humor make me want a piece for my wall!
Deadline to apply: August 15, 2013
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Brigitte Martin posted a status"I'm working on another book review. If you want to share one yourself, go right ahead: http://ning.it/16KaeHo"
"Congratulations on your SNAG Presidency! I am looking forward to what you bring to SNAG this year!"
"I have started in on a new idea that I'm pretty excited about. However, I've been preoccupied with job application deadlines and a kids summer camp I'm helping with. I hope to have several new pieces incorporating steel by the end of…"
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Call for Artists: THE BRITISH ARE COMINGWork: Mark Fenn, Salt and pepper shakers made in 912 Silver. Gold & Ruthenium plated.Dimensions: height 100mm x width 50mm. Maker: Mark Fenn © 2011Image: Mike Blissett 2012 Call for Artists: THE BRITISH ARE COMINGThis is a call for Silversmiths who currently reside and practice…See More
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