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Polymer Color Recipes in an App? Why, Yes!
So I spent my day at Sandy Camp in San Diego with a wonderfully enthusiastic group. I taught a mokume gane workshop with my little clayers coming up with some gorgeous results. However, I was too busy...
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Spots of Tendrils
Moving along with the minimal color palette, as well as an unusual way to work tendrils into a piece, I have here, for your kind consideration, a piece by the lovely Klavdija Kurent who is always very...
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Captivating Cookie Collections
We don’t often look at food as inspiration on this blog but I am starting to think maybe we should. Just look at these cookies! They are little works of art that I can’t imagine actually eating, or at...
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Versatile Nature
Is this pattern from cobblestones, beehives, bubbles on the surface of sudsy water, or the mash of cells under a microscope? I have no idea, but I do know this kind of pattern is all over the place in...
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Moody Creatures
Guest Blog Post by Donna Greenberg We don’t seem to talk much about emotion or mood in polymer art. We share a lot about color, design, construction, and problem-solving, which are all necessary and...
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Balancing Color & Contrast
We are going to be dropping in on some big names this week and next to see what they are up to and what they have to inspire us with. First up: Bonnie Bishoff. Her focus on jewelry these last couple...
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