Segment from the 2012 series Soul's Journey: Inside The Creative Process featuring 22 artists and craftspeople in the South. Filmed, interviewed & edited by Chanse Simpson Produced by David N. Hutto
That’s my daughter and I am proud of her although I was surprised when she told me she was taking her first blacksmithing class. I didn’t approve. She loves it though and she is successful at it. I makes me happy to see her so happy and she has the respect of so many blacksmiths. I’m glad she can make a living doing what she loves.
When i was around 10 i started blacksmithing and it has become an on again off again interest of mine. I sent a letter to Ms. Brim and she sent me back a book of her art and note and i have kept them ever since. Truly a wonderful artist and inspiration.
I took a class at John Campbell Folk School taught by Elizabeth and will never forget the experience. I was just starting blacksmithing and learned so much from her. She is a true artist and a wonderful person to know. Thank you Elizabeth for showing me how to truly love the art of blacksmithing. Thank you Chanse for this excellent glimpse into the life of Elizabeth Brim. Paul @ Creekside Forge
Betty Brim thank you for seeing that your daughter is an amazing artist. She is inspiring artists as far as the West coast of Canada. Please see to it that Betty and Elizabeth gets this message! Thank you.
I had just discovered your channel. As I watched you create your beautiful art, I could not help feeling your beautiful soul flowing into the metal. You my dear will live on in your timeless pieces. Stunning!!!
I truly wish I could meet You Ms. Elizabeth! Such a Beautiful and Wonderful Lady with such a Beautiful Soul and A God Given Gift that our God has Given unto You! Maybe one day I could be Bless ta be the keep'er of one of Yer Beautiful pieces of art!?! I have Very, Very Much enjoyed watch'in and listen'en ta You in this Video and I'm look'in forward ta watch'in more ta come! Thank You Ms. Elizabeth and may our Father God Bless You with many, many more Years of do'in what You Love! God Bless You Sis! From The Ole Kentucky 🤠🙇♂️❣️🕊☝️🤲💯‼️
Beautiful work! I love the snake! I too like to make useful or pretty things from "junk metal" Scrapping for it is better than paying for it. especially is it gets me outside getting exercise!
Say, any of you boys smithies? Or, if not smithies per se, were you otherwise trained in the metallurgic arts before straitened circumstances forced you into a life of aimless wanderin'?
