Lynne Bartlett Journey into Jewellery Making
In the beginning at evening class in Kentish Town -lucky to have a great tutor Bernard Kidd – a highly skilled diamond mounter and teacher at the Cass.1979
The sculpture in the Materials Department at imperial College in honour of the late Professor Harvey Flowers 2009
Anodised titanium tubes.
How unflattering are the robes for the PhD 2011.
A serious titanium piece was the eye protection/tiara for the ACJ Diamond Jubilee Exhibition at the newly opened Goldsmiths Centre 2012
Trial and
finished piece on display.
Machine engraving on titanium developed while an Artist in Residence at UCA Farnham. Technique as used during residency at Scarborough 2016
Trials with laser ablation 2017 – to be continued ...
Wearing a favourite titanium and silver handmade maille necklace 2019
The Random series 2023
Tell me Lynne, what drew you to choose Titanium ?
I guess it is all about colour. The first pieces I made at evening class involved gemstones and I used gemstone beads for a while until I started to use titanium which supplied all the colour I wanted.
I don’t have one favourite piece. It is often the last piece created.
I’ve recently started a new range of ‘landscape’ titanium, of which I enclose a preview below .
Land 05 by Lynne Bartlett
Thank you Lynne for this very interesting insight into your journey.
Clcik to see some of Lynne Bartlett titanium jewels.
