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I know you come to Daily Art Muse to be inspired by interesting, beautiful fine craft – my survey of handcrafted excellence – but indulge me as I reflect on some of what I absorbed at last week’s conference. I offer my thoughts as inspiration of a different sort. This essay is a call to action, not only to those working with polymer, but to all on a creative path.
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I don’t remember seeing this trio of polymer clay necklaces from Kathleen Dustin’s Pod Series the last time I posted about her work. The images might have been on her website when I wrote the previous post, but on that day the other pieces may have resonated more with me.
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Kathleen Dustin’s new work continues to lead the way as a sublime example of finely crafted polymer clay art. Each piece more organic than the last; each piece more complex and intricately detailed. For anyone who still doubts polymer clay’s staying-power as a credible art medium, a visit to Dustin’s site will surely change their mind. You don’t see the medium – you don’t need to. The work speaks volumes about craftsmanship, execution, imagination and fine taste.
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