About Lori Blaylock & Warrior Jewelry

I hope that every woman who puts on one of my pieces feels like she can conjure the elements or rule the world!
I want to encourage other women to find their own wildness and to reconnect to the earth.
Hi, my name is Lori Blaylock. I craft copper and stone jewelry by hand and my jewelry… is fierce!

Lori Blaylock is a fourth generation Montanan. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree with an Art Major that includes three areas of concentration: drawing, watercolor and ceramics.
Lori started her company, originally called 2Dog Studio, in 2009. Her studio is currently located in Billings, Montana.
You can find her jewelry at select stores in Montana and South Dakota or online.

Lori Blaylock: In the News

Lori Blaylock is just getting in her groove after working on commission for 30 years as a drawer, painter, potter, photographer and jewelry maker.
“You can’t count the kid art, but that’s kind of where I started,” Blaylock said.
Blaylock grew up in Billings and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in art at Eastern Montana College in 1996 with a concentration in drawing, watercolor and ceramics.
But it’s not the initial doodling or eventual art degree that defined her discipline. Blaylock credits the Montana Arts Council’s Montana Artrepreneur Program for teaching her the business of art and helping her focus on her niche -- jewelry-making. READ MORE HERE

Angel Horses Fundraiser Auction

Angel Horses, Inc. is a local area non-profit that rescues the fragile human psyche by pairing people who need empathy with animals who need to be rescued. The group works primarily with horses, disabled people, Alzheimer's patients, cancer patients and children with autism. In 2015, they held their annual auction with a twist: 4 life-size arabian pained horses. The participating artists included: Kevin Red Star, Carol Speilman, Tyrel Johnson and Lori Blaylock. My horse, Spirit of Rhiannon sold for $12,000 at auction and I'm so honored that my work could benefit such an amazing organization.

http://lastbestnews.com/site/2015/07/stunning-angel-horses-on-view-in-downtown-billings/
http://catcountry1029.com/angel-horses-of-a-different-color-ride-into-downtown-billings/
http://www.ktvq.com/story/29530444/angel-horses-of-a-different-color-go-on-display-at-skypoint
http://www.kulr8.com/story/29507031/angel-horses-of-a-different-color

The Bighorn Magic Project

The Bighorn Magic Project to Finish the Historic Billings Train Depot Restoration

The Bighorn Magic Project was a continuation of the Billings Historic Depot Renovation. Nearly life-size bighorn Rams were painted or prepared for indoor outdoor display in the Billings downtown area. My Ram, Vaulted Shaman, was purchased at auction and donated the ram for permanent display to Billings Central Catholic High School.

http://billingsgazette.com/entertainment/bighorn-magic-rams-turn-up-all-around-billings/article_4b36d6e3-db74-5c19-afd1-d022b5f51c28.html

The Horse of Course Project to Restore the Historic Billings Train Depot

The Horse of Course Project was Billings first public art project. Artists from around the area prepared life-size fiberglass quarter horses for indoor/ outdoor display and a subsequent auction to raise funds to start the Billings Historic Depot restoration. My horse Pinto Keeper was purchased at auction and donated the horse for permanent display at the Logan International Airport.

http://billingsgazette.com/news/local/some-horse-of-course-steeds-stick-around/article_ee89e259-3a42-5917-8324-627928b61de6.html
http://billingsgazette.com/entertainment/arts-and-theatre/visual/horses-become-public-art-in-downtown-billings/article_f4d34cf7-2b96-5b6a-bf14-acc02158f985.html
http://billingsgazette.com/news/local/horse-of-course-success-may-lead-to-nd-fund-raiser/article_44a2b4b9-c471-5340-870e-2631a9bcdc1d.html
http://billingsgazette.com/news/local/horse-of-course-buyers/article_be015ad3-d323-50d6-b97f-438d4b2dcdb7.html