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Tina Frey
San Francisco, CA
Tina Frey draws inspiration from many sources. The fluid lines of her silhouettes are reminiscent of the blue sea, while the organic contours of each piece emulate the curves of nature. Creativity blooms from treasures found during travel, and mouthwatering colors spring from many sources, such as translucent popsicles and scrumptious jelly beans.
The pieces in the collection are hand sculpted by Tina Frey in San Francisco. Sculpting starts with an idea focusing on simplicity and function.
The idea serves as the backbone while Tina sculpts each piece in clay. Hand made molds are created from each design and are used to cast the vessels in small batches by color. Each piece is hand sanded and carries a unique beauty that ensures the quality and integrity of each piece.
The pieces in the collection are hand sculpted by Tina Frey in San Francisco. Sculpting starts with an idea focusing on simplicity and function.
The idea serves as the backbone while Tina sculpts each piece in clay. Hand made molds are created from each design and are used to cast the vessels in small batches by color. Each piece is hand sanded and carries a unique beauty that ensures the quality and integrity of each piece.
Wescover creator since 2017
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Q&A
How do your pieces come to life? Tell us one interesting thing about your creative process?
"I love sculpting the pieces in clay before they are molded and cast into resin. It is a nice hands on approach to making a 3 dimensional design that slowly comes together through translating through your hands."
Tina FreyQ&A
What do you want people to do or feel when they encounter your creations?
"I want people to be surprised when they see it since the material is unusual and invites people to touch it. Since it can look like glass, porcelain, or stone, people always inquire about what the material is. I like the idea of multipurpose pieces and I hope people appreciate this aspect of the designs also."
Tina FreyQ&A
What funny moments, unexpected surprises, or obstacles have you encountered?
"People always ask what material I work with. I always have to repeat "it is resin". In the beginning, before people were familiar with my brand, I used to laugh at how many times I had to say this at an exhibition. I know how to say this in many languages now!"
Tina Frey