The colorful bead work of New York based Suzanne Golden showcases her love for wearable art. The bold colors including neon shades really make her creations pop! She says, "I use vibrant, colorful beads to express my artistic ability, which comes to fruition in bold, playful jewelry, electrified by the primary colors I love."
Suzanne has always beaded and has never worked in another medium. She says, "I’m passionate about creating wearable art. Beading allows me to take my
creative ideas and combine them with my love of fashion."
She adds, "Color is my biggest influence. I see everything in the world, from
people to nature in terms of color and it inspires me to create."
A skilled bead artist, she clearly pushes the boundaries of this art form by coming up with different shapes using bead stitches in new ways. Who would have thought netting would look so good in bracelets?
Suzanne's distinctive style has not gone unnoticed as she has been featured in many publications.
Photography by Robert Diamante.
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Tipping Crown : Rick Rack Peyote Technique by Jean Power. Designed by Suzanne Power |
Neon Bracelet with Spikes |
Ring around the Daisy : Tubular, Spiral Peyote |
A skilled bead artist, she clearly pushes the boundaries of this art form by coming up with different shapes using bead stitches in new ways. Who would have thought netting would look so good in bracelets?
Orange Spiral : spiral netting |
Square Bracelets : Right angle weave |
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This is inspirational. Thank you so much. Where is my needle?
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