My resolution is obvious- remember to post in my blog!!
This poor little cyber journal has become very quiet over the last months. A victim of the seductive influence of Facebook. I am going to connect this blog with my Facebook Posts so if you are connected with me though Facebook this location may be redundant.
There has been an inspiring polymer clay chain going on in Facebook -#PolymerArtChallenge it has been a marvelous opportunity to share and explore the work of many hundreds of artists. It began as an event for PC jewelry makers but has gradually extended to vessel builders and sculptors and on and on.
Friday- January 9-
This poor little cyber journal has become very quiet over the last months. A victim of the seductive influence of Facebook. I am going to connect this blog with my Facebook Posts so if you are connected with me though Facebook this location may be redundant.
There has been an inspiring polymer clay chain going on in Facebook -#PolymerArtChallenge it has been a marvelous opportunity to share and explore the work of many hundreds of artists. It began as an event for PC jewelry makers but has gradually extended to vessel builders and sculptors and on and on.
Friday- January 9-
It's day #1 for me of The Artchain Facebook Art Jewelry Challenge initiated by Donna Greenberg. The rules are simple: post one of your pieces, one per day over 5 days and nominate another artist each day to continue this challenge. Thank you Wanda Shum and Karen Dickey Cowlesfor the nomination.
Today I nominate Claire Maunsell who shares my love of pieces that are somewhat archaelogical.
I am posting Tea By The Sea- 5x7 " polymer clay on canvas- completed several years ago but still one of my favourites.
Saturday, January 10
Sunday January 11
It's day #3 for me of The Art Chain Facebook Art Jewelry Challenge initiated by Donna Greenberg. The rules are simple: post one of your pieces, one per day over 5 days and nominate another artist each day to continue this challenge. Thank you Wanda Shum and Karen Dickey Cowles for the nomination!
Today I nominate Deborah Groom, who has a penchant for connecting polymer clay with basket weaving which inspired me to give it a try. Her sculptural work is imaginative and a little bit zany in the best possible ways!
My image for the day is "Casting A Wide Net"- polymer clay and crocheted wire.
Today I nominate Deborah Groom, who has a penchant for connecting polymer clay with basket weaving which inspired me to give it a try. Her sculptural work is imaginative and a little bit zany in the best possible ways!
My image for the day is "Casting A Wide Net"- polymer clay and crocheted wire.
Very unique! those cute fishes <3
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