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Today we launched a small technical release but a significant change in how we feature work on the homepage. Previously, we chose what to feature on the homepage editorially, each homepage being a “theme” we created. We’ve trialed using Pinterest to get other people to curate homepage themes with our … Continue reading
We released an improvement to search yesterday. Now you see a grid of up to 60 images (similar to the category views). We’ve had some great feedback already and we think it’s a much improved search and browse experience. Now even more reason to procrastinate! One of the things we’re … Continue reading
April Monthly Update from Folksy on Vimeo. Here is April’s where you can find out what we did in the last four weeks as well as what we have planned for May. We also introduce Emily, the editor on Folksy.
International artist-silversmith Elizabeth Peers draws the inspiration for her unique, feminine pieces from the human form. She is often drawn to unusual markings and characteristics and is captured by the playfulness of the curves, crevices or creases that delineate our bodies. Elizabeth uses casting, chasing and free-form raising techniques to produce these folds, bulges and undulations that are iconic of her work.
Posted on May 16, 2012 by Emily
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