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A Look into Translucent Layering

By Kathleen Dustin Posted on January 1, 2008 Posted in Artist's Commentary, Techniques

I first became intrigued by the particular characteristics of translucent polymer in 1989 when I made two goblet forms entitled “Angel’s Goblets.” I layered it very thinly with some opaque millefiore intending to let light pass through it in order …

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Paying Close Attention

By Rachel Carren Posted on December 28, 2007 Posted in Conferences, Techniques

This image, stunning for its deceptive simplicity, provides unusual insight into the development of polymer artistry. Shown are the 12 beads Pier Voulkos brought to exhibit and sell at the 1995 International Bead conference in Washington D.C. Those who know Pier’s work …

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Food and Fimo

By Lindly Haunani Posted on November 8, 2007 Posted in Artist's Commentary

I became interested in polymer clay in 1988, when a number of things serendipitously led me to take a workshop from Kathleen Dustin. At the time I had a large vegetable/herb garden and was experimenting with different colored inlays of …

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z Archive Contributors

By Rachel Carren Posted on September 28, 2007 Posted in

Elise Winters, Archivist: I am a working professional art jewelry designer. For the last ten years I have been on a mission to promote polymer clay as a respected medium for fine craft. The MISSION page outlines some of my …

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