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Greetings!
Thank you for signing up for updates from Elena Adams Designs! I'll be sending you emails regarding upcoming events, new jewelry and competitions.
With the overwhelmingly positive response to last month's raffle, I decided it was a great opportunity to start building an opt-in email list and begin really getting to know everyone who participates in the website. You're a fantastically diverse group of people, ranging from jewelry lovers, to jewelry designers and artists of all kinds. As such, I hope I can provide something for everyone in this newsletter: a little ooh and aah, as well as a little design thought and instruction.
If you'd like to see something in a future newsletter release, or have any questions about Elena Adams Designs, feel free to email me any time at elena@elena-adams.com
Sincerely,
Elena Adams
Elena Adams Designs
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Berkeley World Music Festival
June 7th, People's Park.
Come check out my booth at the Berkeley World Music Festival, June 7th at the People's Park just east of Telegraph Avenue. I'll be there in full force with a selection of classic jewelry as well as many hot, new designs. You'll find a great range of necklaces, bracelets, earrings, slave earrings and body jewelry as well as a collection of wearable art. I'll also be giving free demos on making chain maille throughout the day. Get a taste of the basics, or book a private lesson if you just can't get enough chain. As I prepare, I'll be commenting on the process in the blog. |
 Elena Adams Designs Featured in the Stanford Light Field Capture Project!
If you're of a technical bent, or are interested in camera data manipulation, you may find the project at lightfield.stanford.edu
interesting. The team, including my husband Andrew Adams, created a
light field capture system for capturing scenes that can be focused and
manipulated later.They chose to use some of my
jewelry as samples for scenes, since they have plenty of shine and fine
geometric detail to make good examples.
Check them out here.
The load time is slow, since they're huge files, and you will need
around 1GB of ram to effectively run them, but they're worth it, even
if you can't follow the full technical stuff. |
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