Glass Paper Etcetera-s

Stone-set Hair accessories

Stone set bobby pins

this jewel was is kiln-formed glass

Stained Glass earrings

Fused glass jewels wired into jewelry

Orange Stained Glass Earrings

Stone Earrings!

Tiger eye and turquoise soldered earrings

Joined the Galleria1712 in Wickerpark-Bucktown area of Chicago this May. Here's my booth in its early stages of modeling. The next couple images are those after completion of the painting and staging.

To read more about Galleria1712, please visit http://www.galleria1712.com/

read reviews on Yelp http://www.yelp.com/biz/galleria-1712-chicago

Old World Tees and Posters

Calcutta Poster and T Shirt design

Calcutta: POSTER

Photographs (c) Kolika C. 2006

VOICES Conference 2007, GWIS : POSTER

Promotional poster for Voices Conference 2007

same in monotone

Graduate Women in Sciences (Inspirational) : POSTER

Cliparts and quotes
collected by GWIS members 2006-2007

New York Rock-- POSTER

Photographs of New York City and its Hard Rock Cafe, messages in words and pictures created for an essence that is New York.
Poster

Logos and thumbnails

Nanritam: Community development organization

Twisted Arts by Kolika (for my painted and etched glass work)

Thumbnail for travel blog on Chicago
Photograph of "quote" and "skylne" (c) Kolika C 2008
Quote from John Hancock Observatory.

Thumbnail for Toranna: Wine Consulting business.
Website http://toranna.com/ (c) Kolika C. 2008

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Pesty

This is Pesty, the germ; and he was marching towards a kid's reading book.

Bad Day Wool Art

3-D wool art base of the 'sad kid' from 'Bad Day'

Honest Food T-shirt entry

My entries in the Honest Food campaign.
#1
What an honest way
to start your day

#2
Honest with the buyer,
Honest with the body

Panels

A typical sidebar that I use in 'Conjugal' my Wedding Collection.

Oriental designs-- Kolka style from Bengal, India.

Symmetric soft curves and floral imprints but sticking to 'NO FLOWERS' policy.

Celtic Knot

The symbol of a never-ending knot signifies an eternal bonding to me.
Fragile threads, young and foolish, playing with each other, tying themselves in something imperceptible to them; a knot so beautiful, equal and symmetrical; and one so strong and undoable, protecting in its cocoon the seed of a new family.

I use this a lot as borders, in my wedding collections, especially Conjugal.

A Wedding and the Marriage

This was a free hand sketch on glass see old post. This was later digitized and added on to, to go as a main emblem on the wedding card and on the envelop.

Loved it so much, used it for our wedding (see below)

silk and spice

From my Wedding Card collection--'Conjugal'.

Oriental designs-- Kolka style from Bengal, India.

Symmetric soft curves and floral imprints but sticking to 'NO FLOWERS' policy.

Background in white or gold or copper on linen, tissue or hand made paper

Tradition (unfolding)

From my Wedding Card collection--'Conjugal'. Oriental designs. Symmetric soft curves and floral imprints but sticking to 'NO FLOWERS' policy. Background in white or metallic on linen, tissue or hand made paper