Polymeri Online 15.2.07

Millefiori from Ceramic Clay -
Here are 2 japanese sites which show beautiful canes and vessels in that technique -
http://g-og.hp.infoseek.co.jp/neriage/neriage-1.htm

another site is -http://www.ma.mctv.ne.jp/~intou/okiniiri.html
Home page - http://www.ma.mctv.ne.jp/~intou/index.html
if you don't read japanese, just click the links :)

and the last site looks like millefiori but the artist - Thomas Hoadley creates porcelain vessels using the ancient technique of nerikomi, creating patterns with colored clay. http://www.hoadleygallery.com/hoadley/collection/?CollectionAction=renderCollectionById&CollectionId=6ae368ba1e16125c391c4ee43ebbd36b

Enjoy!

Polymeri Online 16.1.07

Nini Site - Japanese ART

http://www2.odn.ne.jp/nini/

Go Ginny - jewlery and cuffs from millefiori
http://www.goginnygo.com/

Inspiration from 2005 Bead Arts Awards Winners
http://www.stepbystepbeads.com/awards/2005beadarts.cfm

Polymeri Online 21.9.06

More Japanese ART!

Hiroko Tomotake works with PC since 2004 and her images looks like japanese animation to me.
http://www.hiro-clayworks.com/

TOMO (Nakano Satoshi)- create sweet figures and 3D Frames.
http://park.zero.ad.jp/tomo-55/index.htm

Mitsuki from Tokyo is a sculptor and animator
http://www.geocities.jp/mkmk008/

Polymeri Online 14.9.06

JAPAN!

Did you know there is a japanese academy for PC?

http://www.crafthouse.jp/pca/index.html

Great art and every "refresh" shows a different piece.

And Japanese artists -

ｔｏｍｏｋｏ　ｋａｍｅｉ and her colorful artistic creations
http://tomoko-es.chips.jp/

KAZ work -
http://www.polymerclayart-japan.com/newkaz/Kaznewwork.html