Polymer Clay Chameleon:
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The works of this artist is the reason why I got interested in millefiori technique, and, as a result of it, in selling my own works.
The name of this artist is Barbara Sperling. I came across her web site when I just started working with polymer clay, and was mesmerized by the beauty and complexity of her canes. I must have spent hours studying her designs! Barbara's works always have a very polished, high-end look. I especially like how she constructs her pendants using one central cane surrounded by borders and other decorative elements made of smaller canes complementing the main design. I never had a pleasure of conversing with Barbara, but I respect her as one of my virtual teachers in the art of polymer clay.
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I was so glad to see you feature the work of Barbara Sperling. I too, came across her work back when I first began polymer clay! I just love how she creates "scenes" in her millefiori and while I tend to work more in sculpture than millefiori, she never ceases to inspire me.
Thanks for sharing this very talented polymer artist!
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