While living in San Francisco in 1968 he was exposed to the graphic genius of the Fillmore Poster Artist Rick Griffin. It was an art education of its own kind.
For this week's chapter, Alex has recreated 7 special pieces of his earliest work. He has painted desert flower blossoms on hand carved and varnished redwood bark. Just like his earliest creations, they are strung on leather and painted with love. These are rare pieces for collectors to own. They can be purchased in out webstore until they are sold out.
Tune in for next week when we explore more of Alex's early jewelry experiments.
