J.C. Milner Metalworks
Whimsical, thought-provoking conversation pieces designed,
hand-made and signed by J.C. Milner.
Jennie Milner received her degree in Fine Arts from Colorado State University in 1998 while studying under the expert instruction of international artists, Nilda Getty, Julie Jerman-Melka (Flying Anvil Designs), and Cece Wire (PMC Guru and Author). She is a board member of the Colorado Metalsmithing Association, After School Enrichment Coordinator for Linton (her neighborhood elementary school), and former proprietor of ArtDoors (youthafter-school workshops in upstate New York). She currently works and resides in Fort Collins, Colorado.
Jennie uses Sterling Silver primarily with a sprinkling of copper roof-tops where necessary, and she uses a two-part Epoxy Resin that cures in 24 hours. In school she was told "never ever, ever use glue" so she uses it all the time! The difference is that she uses it aesthetically and not practically (in other words, you can be sure that each piece of work is crafted with exquisite craftsmanship and attention to detail while allowing her to exploit the endless creative possibilities of Resin).
Jennie’s pieces come from a silly, joyful place and Earring Girl loves Jennie’s cheerful way (and her earrings)!
Jennie Milner received her degree in Fine Arts from Colorado State University in 1998 while studying under the expert instruction of international artists, Nilda Getty, Julie Jerman-Melka (Flying Anvil Designs), and Cece Wire (PMC Guru and Author). She is a board member of the Colorado Metalsmithing Association, After School Enrichment Coordinator for Linton (her neighborhood elementary school), and former proprietor of ArtDoors (youthafter-school workshops in upstate New York). She currently works and resides in Fort Collins, Colorado.
Jennie uses Sterling Silver primarily with a sprinkling of copper roof-tops where necessary, and she uses a two-part Epoxy Resin that cures in 24 hours. In school she was told "never ever, ever use glue" so she uses it all the time! The difference is that she uses it aesthetically and not practically (in other words, you can be sure that each piece of work is crafted with exquisite craftsmanship and attention to detail while allowing her to exploit the endless creative possibilities of Resin).
Jennie’s pieces come from a silly, joyful place and Earring Girl loves Jennie’s cheerful way (and her earrings)!
