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Delphine Vignoble likes to complement her minimalist and subtle style with wood imitation, just like a bangle made from colored liquid polymers.🌳 A completely original project has been created thanks to a simple idea which you can try yourself! Find the instructions in a book A New Generation of Polymer Clay.
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Fantastic creatures, eye flowers, whimsical characters – this is what you can see when you get through Dorothée Vantorre’s work. ⠀⠀ ⠀ She found the courage to let herself follow her deepest creative urges and we asked her to share her adventure of inner artistic transformation with you.⠀ 😍⠀ The article about Dorothée’s art will be published soon in a new issue of the Polymer Week Magazine.⠀
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Martina Burianová is well known not only in the Czech Republic. She has recently passed on her ideas and original style through workshops abroad. 🇨🇿 She has also, together with 27 other artists from around the world, taken a part in a book that we published at the end of last year. You can read about her journey as a polymer artist and as a tutor in this book.
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Olga Chernyshova is well-known for her bold statement necklaces. In her new series, she uses mostly black and white to create powerful pieces. She shares the inspiration for her magnolia necklace with us in today's blog post. Read more at www.polymerweek.com/blog
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Rebecca Thickbroom grew up in the beach side suburb of Redhead on the east coast of Oz, an Aussie with Welsh roots. 🦘 Currently living in London we visited her wonderful studio full of colors, sketches and jewelry from polymer clay. We can’t wait to reveal you the article about Rebecca. Soon in the Polymer Week Magazine.
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Veronika Sturdy devotes her time to the production and design of silkscreens and therefore she likes to use them in her work. She created these brooches in shades of blue, pink, burgundy and purple by combining blended slices with admixed embossing powder. She then applied several different motifs with stencils and white acrylic paint on them and added a line of contrasting white dots and textured parts by using a threaded rod. 😍 What do you think? Aren’t they lovely?
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Do you already have all of published Polymer Week Magazines? 📔 Most of them are already sold out in english version but you can still get a pdf version without any shipping cost. But paper is paper. Which version do you prefer and why?
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Have you ever thought of combining a polymer clay with enamel? Nadia Elkina from Poland is an absolute master in this technique! Her design jewelry is made by completely original way of creating from the polymer, which also complements handmade metal shapes. 🙈 You can read about Nadia in A New Generation of Polymer Clay, where you can also find step by step tutorial for using enamel with the polymer clay.
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Debbie Crothers is a popular Australian artist who draws inspiration from her local area around her home near the beach, sea and Australian nature. 🦘 We can't wait to introduce Debbie closer to you in the new issue of the magazine, which will be here so soon!
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The artwork of Junmin Bae reveals her interest in the complex biological systems. She is fascinated by organisms, organs and processes on the cellular level. 🧠 In the new issue of the Polymer Week Magazine you will find an inspirational interview with Junmin about her unique polymer clay artwork. Must read!
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“The book's cover is a work of simplicity and understatement that belies the explosion of visual inspiration that awaits you in the pages of this wonderful book. It's of a quality on a par with table top art books but filled with information to inspire and teach. The pages of tutorials included within are so varied in their techniques and skill levels that there is something for everyone. So get to know the artists ,enjoy their work ,then grab your clay and get started!,” says Dawn Brook Stubich about A new generation of Polymer Clay book. ❤️ Did you get your own copy? Order yours at www.shop.polymerweek.com
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The innovative project Tubes by @lucystruncova with a new technique for making fine polymer decorations that look at the first glance like a wire. 🙈 The whole jewel is however made of polymer clay. Lucy likes to think about dimensional possibilities and experiments with a design of every piece. You can see photos and short articles from courses in Australia, Madrid and the Czech Republic on her website. ⭐️ www.lucystruncova.com Lucy will be teaching The Tubes workshop in #Barcelona in March for the last time and then you can look forward to her new project!
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Someone is making patterns or imitating different materials, some experimenting with transparent clays ... and someone is painting with the polymer! 👩🏼🎨 Fiona Abel Smith from England shared her approach in a book A New Generation of Polymer Clay, where you can find tutorial to make her beautiful brooches with natural motives. Will you try to make it?
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Have you ever wondered where to find polymer artist all over the world? In the Japanese community, Masako Inabe excels in her work, which is characterized by using the metal components in combination with polymer patterns. 🇯🇵 We love to look for new creators who deserve to be seen more! Which polymer artist has inspired you the most recently?
