About Liana
- Liana Kabel
- Brisbane, Australia
- My studio is located in Brisbane, Australia. For the past 10 years I’ve been enjoying creating jewellery designs from an array of mundane materials. Tupperware and knitting needles have remained a firm favourite. My designs have been published numerous times, graced the shelves of many wonderful galleries and stores and been worn by those whose aren’t afraid of colour and attention. All of which I am very grateful for. For several years I’ve also been fortunate enough to work with many businesses as a coach and workshop facilitator.
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Friday, September 08, 2006
Community
One of my favourite aspects of starting this blog has been the connection I've made with other people. Connections that are starting, and will no doubt grow.
A recent Internet customer Alicia, ISLANDGIRLA, wrote in an email a few things I agree with,
1. I really like having other artists pieces to show off.
2. I think we should all support each other in our creative endeavours
3. It's not very often that a 'one of a kind' comes along anymore.
Alicia also says something personal on her blogs about creativity and the healing powers of craft.
After losing everything we own in Hurricane Katrina and living in a hotel since August 29, 2005, we've turned to miniature creations through multimedia art forms. With the limited space available that comes with hotel living, I've found that crochet is a perfect small- spaced form of creativity with unlimited room for growth. To complement this, I've just started to learn the art of hand spinning. These two activities fit right into the small spaces of my life right now.
Alicia I think you are ONE OF A KIND, I want to support you in your creative endeavours and I'm happy to show you off through my blog.
One of her miniature creations is pictured above.
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2 comments:
Liana thanks so much for this link - so inspiring. makes me feel mighty comfortable in my safe little world. one to bookmark and support.
We are all in need of a little support sometimes.
Is it really so hard to give?
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