Pencil and Paper.

Yesterday I felt the need for a couple rest breaks from all of the jewellery orders that had accumulated whilst being away in New Zealand and (the unexpected extended holiday) in Melbourne.

So, with pencil in hand and a sheet of wax light paper, one of my favourite photographs from the shoot with Jesse Hunniford, 20 minutes of sketching ...wella!

At the moment the lovely model Madeline, is in the midst of competing her butt off in the next cycle of Australia's Next Top Model - my fingers and toes are crossed for her!

A Spot Of Tea.

click here for a close up look!

The second part of the shoot on Thursday with Jesse Hunniford (L.U.S.Y Productions) was for the Tea Party range - this was such a fun shoot; the wallpaper that Ellie bought along was perfect; my favourite tea cups were featured, including the soft blue Royal Albert cup and saucer, which is one of my absolute pride and joys from my collection!
Jesse captured the very petite Tea Party jewellery perfectly - and Ellie did a fabulous job of looking fabulous!
Tea, anyone?

Framed.

Exhibit A.
Photoshoot with Jesse Hunniford of L.U.S.Y Productions and his beautiful lady Ellie - a classic black blazer, mustard yellow top, intense vibrant red hair and the new Framed Winter Brooches - of course, framed... with frames.
It took one model, one photographer and three assistants for this shoot - two (in which I was one of) holding flashes and one very kind Swedish gent taking on the title of "Frame Boy" - suspending the frame precariously in front of the camera.
Needless to say, I think that we are all experiencing the effects of "arm fatigue" - such a fun shoot and I'm more than impressed with the end result!
Kudo's to Mr Hunniford for being awesome.