Showing posts with label pandora. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pandora. Show all posts

Friday, April 1, 2011

Polymeri Online 1.4.11

1st of April! don't worry, i won't be fooling any tricks on you today :)


Nancy Richardson's main focus is dogs in various breeds. She creates sculptures, pen/ink artwork, pendants, note cards and works in other mediums. she is an extreme dog lover and makes amazing pandora dog beads - Maltese, white terrier, german shepherd - You name it!!

A while ago i got an email from Joseph Lieuallen, a very talented artist who makes amazing fantasy artwork using Super Sculpey. After a lapse of 20 years he picked up his sculpture tools again now that he is semi retired and have more time. He have recently sent these sample photos to the the Sculpey company seeking part time employment to produce. I hope it works well for him!
More of Joseph's artwork is on Deviantart.com under gallery as sculpey-guy.
and in this link

Selda Tokman from Turkey found herself in the middle of her intense life in an unbelievable world called “polymer clay”. In the past, she had the opportunity to make some oil paint with various Turkish artists. With the Millefiori technique, she is projecting pictures in both 2 and 3 dimensions, ornaments, key rings, magnets, pins.

Friday, September 10, 2010

Polymeri Online 10.9.10

Just a quick polymeri online while i am on a short vacation in beautiful city Eilat on Rosh Hashana holiday, weather is hot and sunny, kids are at the swimming pool and snorkeling, and everything is wonderful :)

I was touring in the shops, i saw all kind of wonderful Pandora style beads, usually made of glass, these beads are great and so elegant.
Then i saw Dani's polymer clay beads and loved them, She is from Australia and her beads are sold on "madeit" site and in Etsy too.

and one more... Julie Eakes posted about the new cane slicer by Carol Simmons, all we can is drool more and more, wishing for a machine like that to be a part of our studio, i know everyone will love to have it but the people most need it are the ones working with huge canes. I also saw her presentation in Synergy, and indeed her process for making her pendants and kaleidoscoping is wonderful. check her thin thin slicing...