Keep on Stackin’: Mokume Gane – Part 3
Rachel Carren on Jul 17 2010 | Filed under: Tools and Techniques
Just as Tory and Lindly built upon Nan’s original concept of polymer mokume gane, others followed and added their own variations to the process. The approach to “stack and distort” kept evolving.
Celie Fago combined Tory’s and Lindly’s techniques. Celie used slightly tinted translucent polymer layered with metal leaf, which was adapted from Lindly, as well as layers of black and pearl opaque polymer, but then pushed down into the stack from above as in Tory’s approach. Her results achieve a fluid, organic look. Continue Reading »










