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Author: Woody Rudin

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A Design Pro Turns to Polymer

By Woody Rudin Posted on August 14, 2009 Posted in Artist Spotlight, Artist's Commentary

Ronnie Kirsch, Details 2, 2000 5 1/4″  x 3 1/8″ x 3 1/8″ Give Ronnie Kirsch three stones……and she’ll turn them into a meal. That’s the artistry she exhibits in her kitchen. Give her three blocks of polymer clay…..and she’ll …

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Book Review: Color Inspirations

By Woody Rudin Posted on July 17, 2009 Posted in Interviews, Publications

Make room in your bookcase for a new essential text. Nan Roche’s historic work, The New Clay, which we’ve long referred to as The Bible of polymer may have to be renamed now as The Old Testament and moved one …

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On Creative Leaps

By Woody Rudin Posted on November 23, 2007 Posted in Tools

“One small change for man, one giant leap for an entire creative community.” Admittedly, it doesn’t have quite the ring of Neil Armstrong’s moon-landing quote, but it does mark a historic step in the development of polymer clay art. Of …

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