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hattie sanderson’s metal clay rings

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These wild rings by Hattie Sanderson are part sculpture, part jewelry – and the combination works. Sanderson  lives on a farm in Illinois that is home to corn, soybeans, cattle, hogs and a metal clay studio where the certified metal clay instructor creates one-of- a-kind jewelry.

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gordon uyehara: changing direction

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Gordon Uyehara’s career path is a pleasant reminder that it is never too late to change direction. Graduating college with a Bachelor of Science degree, the Hawaii native spent more than a decade working in the information technology field before he decided that he wanted to pursue a path that allowed him to fully realize his artistic expression. 

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katharina vones’ silicone sea creatures

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I’m attending Robert Dancik’s online masterclass, Amulets & Talismans.  Last night Dancik spoke about marrying the components of a piece of jewelry (or sculpture) with the appropriate connections and the possibility of using those connections to draw attention to the piece. Robert Dancik, please meet Kathy Vones.

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cindy silas on the web

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I met polymer clay/pmc artist Cindy Silas at Synergy – she was told that there was someone else ‘pushing polymer’ through metal and that we should meet.  Of course my metal was a store-bought bracelet blank.  Silas’ metal was fine silver.  Fine silver that she fabricated.  Different league.  Maybe even a league of its own.

Promenade, Cindy Silas 2008, fine silver, polymer clay

Her work is elegant, refined, warm, welcoming.  Back in February her website was just a page – a placeholder for the real thing.  I’m delighted that the site is now live – you can have a front row seat and watch as her gallery grows.  Congratulations on the new website Cindy!

Circles, Cindy Silas 2008, fine silver, polymer clay

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kathryn wardill branches out

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Branches, a series of recent jewellery objects, explores branch structures in silver and glass. Branching in a new direction, this collection invents new plantlike structures, to be worn on the body.

Branches Brooches

Blue Branches

Kathryn Wardill’s PMC + Glass. Possibly the most interesting use of Precious Metal Clay that I’ve seen yet. On the website click the ‘jewelry’ tab and then click both the ‘greenery’ and ‘branches’ tabs to see all of her work with PMC and Glass. Hot stuff.

Another beautiful branch

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