Something To Love: Nick Von K’s Midnight Carnival Creations
Lucy Korne writes about the Midnight Carnival collection on The Down Low.
Read article here.
Lucy Korne writes about the Midnight Carnival collection on The Down Low.
Read article here.
Read the full interview here! (In English as well as Korean.)
Nick Von K Launched his newest collection, “Midnight Carnival”, on the night of the blue moon.
The white walls of the old Hopkinson Cundy gallery were a stark contrast from the richness and flamboyance of his extravagant jewellery. The space held nothing but a long banquet table, covered with a black tablecloth, with hundreds of lit candles running down its middle. Each piece was displayed on a velvet cushion to be examined and admired by the crowd of well-dressed people with drinks in hand.
There seemed to be a distinct narrative with two protagonists: the swan queen and the dragon queen, who made their appearances in the key pieces of the collection. All of the pieces depicted characters from some distant fantasy, where monkeys rode the heads of wolves, alley cats wore eye-patches, and pearl goddesses grew plum-trees for hair. Nick threw a note of humourous Kiwiana into the mix with a greenstone jellybean necklace, which echoed the greenstone jetplane necklace from his earlier “Jungle of Eden” collection.
So, Bam just asked me to make 100 castle rings for his wedding/charity event in Iceland! ...just casually.
He really loves this ring!!!
Then he invited me to the wedding - I think I'm gonna go.
I always wanted to go to Iceland.
Get your own castle ring here.
I had the good fortune to meet one of my musical idols today - Finn Andrews.
I saw the show on Sunday night and through a mutual friend invited him up to the studio. And I gotta say - he is a really nice guy.This lily ring was comissioned by the lovely Nat Hugill aka Lilly Loca. The center cabochon is mother of pearl shell, set in silver.
For more info on commissions and custom pieces see here.