I've come a long way since last year. These pictures are from the San Pedro Art Walk back in 2011. I really enjoyed getting out there and surrounding myself in the art community. This was back before I started at CRAFTED and way back before I had my own Workshop.
Wood has always been my go-to medium for art, building, and custom projects, which is how Wood Brain got its name. I’m Lindsay Zuelich, a Torrance-based woodworker, designer, and content creator blending traditional craftsmanship with CNCs, lasers, and 3D printing. From planters and epoxy art to wooden surfboards and renovations, I share every build, mistake, and win with 185K+ followers. Come along for the build!
Showing posts with label wood jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wood jewelry. Show all posts
Friday, November 30, 2012
Spooky Jewelry Collection ... By Wood Brain
This is the first year that I made a run of Spooky Jewelry. It was a lot of fun for me and I'm already thinking about a new line for next Halloween.
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Exciting news
Exciting news for Wood Brain. I recently signed a 6 month contract with the new market place CRAFTED coming soon to the Port of Los Angeles. It is expected to open in late June of this year. I'm looking forward to see you there!
A Showcase for Handmade Crafts of All KindsThe powerhouse team behind Bergamot Station Arts Center in Santa Monica is proud to be working with the Port of Los Angeles on a new arts-based project for the LA Waterfront. This new venture is a bold vision for a large-scale permanent craft marketplace that will showcase unique handmade goods.
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A little write up about Wood Brain in the month newsletter from CRAFTED.
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I’m excited to share that I was featured in VoyageLA’s “Life & Work” series! In the interview, I got to talk about how I got started a...
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Today I’m showing you how I made a life size epoxy skull with a life size walnut wood brain to fit inside. I started by making mini skulls f...
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This post is sponsored by the Home Depot . Spring is in full swing, which means its time to give our landscape some real TLC. The Home Depot...





