Wednesday Monster: Tiffany Monsters
Stefan Bucher’s Daily Monster is our Wednesday staple of creative, hairy fun.
Stefan and the monsters are branching out into the jewelry biz, but you know it had to be for a worthy cause…
The first is Metal For Monsters, a charity jewelry project started by graphic designer Eric Jean-Louis and industrial designer Vivian Cheng of Blend Creations.{(met-l fer mon’strs) cause. 1. An effort by Blend Creations to raise money for UNICEF by collaborating with artists for a special line of limited-edition stainless steel pendants.}
They invited nine artists to design laser-engraved stainless steel Monster pendants to benefit Unicef. Happily, two of the Monsters agreed to help.
Each pendant is limited to 100 pieces, signed and numbered on the back, and sells for $81. $16 of that goes straight to Unicef. Please check it out.
I think I’ll take my two monsters to go!
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