More than a dozen rings from Tory Hughes is a nice way to kick off our week-long exploration into polymer clay. An artist, author, creativity consultant and teacher, Hughes has been working with the medium for more than 30 years – one of the first artists to do so and one of the most acclaimed. I’ve written about Hughes before on DAM (links at the end of the post) and it is always a joy to watch as she continues to forge her artistic path and find new ways with the new clay.
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Such wonderful work – the colours and shapes and the attention to detail – all simply fantastic. Tory is such an inspiration.
Thank you so much for posting – made my Monday!
Oooo lala, what terrific work – Brava to Tory! Her work has always been amazing, but I’ve never seen her rings until now. Thanks so much, Susan, for the inspirational posts you’ve been sharing… my head is spinning with new ideas. Zounds!
Tory’s work is wonderful – I especially love the first rings!
I have several of her videos and some books with her work. I have read alot about her as well. Would love to meet her one day. Lynn Watts
I too love the genius of Tory’s work. I just wonder if she uses some wire or armature for the rings? I have made rings and they seem to lack the strength that I would like them to have.