My goddess beads in the past have been quite anatomically correct and actually, some folks have been upset with me for showing them (the children, you know - who will probably not be allowed to visit an art museum until after marriage!)
Although I can't claim what follows as an original idea, I have to say that I saw some similar beads online and sort of took it to another place. The original idea was posted on Lampwork, etc. by LouiseI. Her Etsy name is Fireseed.

This is my first try at this particular goddess bead. She's very similar to the first one I saw. So, she's okay, but not something I can really claim as my own. She does look very fertile though (as they all do!)

My second try was the one to the right, an attempt at some color. This was more original and I like it pretty much. She's a little fire goddess.
I should probably keep her as my own since I am a fire child.

As I started my third attempt, I thought of Tina and her affinity for green - leaves in particular.
This gal could be surrounded by jade and would blend in beautifully. I kinda like her as the star of the show though.
Finally, I got really brave and started playing with enamels in a bigger way. This is what resulted:

I really like the way she turned out and will be doing more like her - in new and exciting colors!
I suspect these will be for sale soon at Radiance in Lancaster.
3 comments:
So do you have a link for Radiance? radianceinlancaster.blogspot.com
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wow, Maryanne! How soon can you bring them in to Radiance? I'll take whatever you'll let me have! And I could use some more earrings, too.
love what you've done with the goddess idea and all her variants.
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