Okay, my wrist is small. This makes my photos with the bracelets I have made to sell look goofy. I should probably hire a well tanned, large wrist model. =P
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2 comments:
You could use an armature to display your bracelet for photos. I've used an old glove mold with great success... because really... no one wants to see a bracelet they want to buy on a hairy, skinny man arm first.
I've thought about that. I want to make a ceramic piece that resembles an arm that has a nice warm neutral tone. Of course that means I have to get up on a Sunday morning and get my butt over to the clay studio. Maybe this Sunday...
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