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Alison Lee is always one step ahead of the game. What’s the crafty diva up to now? Lee just announced the first in a series of 90 minute, live online Master Classes with the artists she has interviewed on her informative and ever-popular podcast. First up is Seth Savarick LiVe on May 28th and this exciting online experience includes an opportunity to submit questions.
Are you tired of re-creating other artist’s inspired work? Are you ready to move on and create with your own voice? Find out how you CAN create work with your own vision and voice, not just imitating what you have learned from others. In this dynamic how-to workshop you will get the skills to bust through creative blocks that are holding you back from doing your own work.
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I’m playing with thin translucent shapes. Just playing.
What are you working on?
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Daisy Duck and Jeremy Giraffe might be the most adorable polymer clay beads I’ve ever seen. Nancy Richardson is crazy about dogs and her polymer clay dogs are awfully cute too, but something about Daisy Duck just caught my eye and made me smile.
Smiles are welcome around here this week…I’ll take them where I can get them. Gotta love anything that makes you smile.
You can see this dog-lover’s work on Etsy. More dogs and other critters on her blog.
I’ll be back in a little while with one more animal related, make-me-smile post and then back to business!
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Thousands of balls of plasticine. Hand rolled balls of plasticine. That’s what makes up the background of this image by illustrator Charlotte Oh. Click on the picture to see a time lapse video of the commissioned piece’s process, which took the artist about a month to complete.
Love, 36″ x 9″ Plasticine on Foam Board
Oh’s portfolio is chock full of three dimensional illustrations for magazines like ascent, a yoga magazine that also ran an article and slide show that gives a step-by-step rundown of how Oh created the cover pictured below.
Mmmmm….yoga and polymer clay…two of my favorite things.
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Polymer clay bugs and buds are popping up all over the place. What a delicate clay bouquet by Murrzia’ (via Toby)
Spring has sprung…
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