He created this:
A little more about Zachary
Lonely in the woods of northern Maine with miles between him & the nearest neighbors – Zachary Pryor found that trees & his own creativity were his two best friends. He focused on his painting career for his teen and young adult years and soon after relocating to New York -turned this work into “wearable art.” Zachary kicked a hole in his favorite painting while moving apartments on the subway. Unwilling to part with it he cut into strips, affixed snaps and after several compliments he figured he had a desirable product. These hand-painted wares have now evolved into surreal comedic pop art pieces that deal with the lightness and darkness in us all.
Zachary stumbled upon his jewelry-making prowess quite accidentally, but has found that it is his true calling. He watched a metal mining documentary in the early stages of his jewelry career, so now most of what he makes is "up-cycled" as mining new metals is terrible for the environment. He collects pieces from estate sales, flea markets and antique shops from across the country so many of his pieces have a history, a story and are truly one-of-a-kind. If they don’t have a story all their own, he makes one up calling upon his colorful past.
So...want to win the vintage key necklace?
Enter here:
Contest ends 12/18/12
I'd probably keep the necklace for myself!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty would keep it!
ReplyDeleteI collect keys so KEEP
ReplyDeleteUh yeah, I'd totally keep it...and I just want to throw this in there: I live in Portland, so I'm destined to win this :) That is all.
ReplyDeleteI would so keep this. When I am not wearing it it would hang on my wall of various skeleton keys :) It would fit in very well.
ReplyDeleteKeep it :)
ReplyDeleteI love it! I would keep it
ReplyDeletei would keep this necklace.
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