Having a good time playing with Polymer Clay and trying to find my style within this new medium.
I won't stop playing with Copper but it's fun to add something new to the mix.
I shared my new Cacoons not long ago over on the AJE Blog and here are a few more new pieces
I created over the weekend.
I shared my new Cacoons not long ago over on the AJE Blog and here are a few more new pieces
I created over the weekend.
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| Sea Urchin Cacoons |
I spent alot of time layering on the colors. At first I thought they weren't going to be good at all but the more I played the closer I got to what I am looking for.
Of course I had to use my old favorite Ammonite texture to play with. Once again when I first started laying colors I thought these are not going to work, but they turned out ok in the end.
Just in case you missed it, I added quite a few new Copper pieces in my shop over the weekend,
I hope you go take a look.
I'm still always experimenting with Copper, this beautiful Sea Urchin Flower is one of my newest creations!
Thanks for stopping by!
I always love to hear what you think so leave me a comment if you like.
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Kristi
Love what you're doing with polymer! I look forward to seeing where you go with it. The copper sea urchin flower is absolutely stunning too.
ReplyDeleteI really love those cacoons! And the colours in the ammonites are very pretty too. (Then it's just a matter of taste that I prefer velvet soft matte finishes rather than shiny). Looking forward to seeing more pc pieces from you. I love copper so to be honest I'll always drool more over them, but I do enjoy seeing your polymer clay work too and know what you mean about wanting to add something new sometimes.
ReplyDeleteHave you thought of combining the two, metal and polymer? A bit like in the image for that coming Lark book on the subject: http://www.larkcrafts.com/submit/calls-for-submissions/#claycombinations
Love the colors and textures of your new polymer pieces Kristi… they complement your copper so nicely! :-)
ReplyDeleteThose look so amazingly organic! That is a real feat with something like polymer clay. You've got the gift!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you've already managed to find your voice! These pieces look terrific! (And of course, I love your sea urchin flower too!)
ReplyDeleteReally cool...love them...xox
ReplyDeleteYou know I love them all! I think you have a gift for taking what you see in your mind and making it turn out spectacular.
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