Showing posts with label polymer clay chameleon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label polymer clay chameleon. Show all posts

Sunday, April 11, 2010


Polymer Clay Chameleon:
Intricate




During my vacation trip, I visited a few gift shops, and in two of them I saw some amazing polymer clay works.

In both cases, they were these intricately-decorated animals by Jon Anderson of FimoCreations.com.

Amazing, aren't they?



Sunday, March 21, 2010


Polymer Clay Chameleon:
Original




I love these designs by Russian polymer clay artist Alena Aleshina. Her works are so fresh and original!

Here are a few examples. Each design is intersting in its own way, and the third one is my favorite. A half of this leaf is created using electroforming process, and the other half is made out of polymer clay. The result is simply beautiful!

You can find more pictures of Alena's work in her photoalbum, http://www.flickr.com/photos/tavostia.



Sunday, March 14, 2010


Polymer Clay Chameleon:
Perfect




The flower canes by MarsDesigns are perfection itself. Intricate, colorful, and precise, they are beautifully designed and skillfully made.



Sunday, January 31, 2010


Polymer Clay Chameleon:
Modern




These cleverly-constructed interchangable polymer clay rings caught my attention at Flickr this week. The author is Bettina Welker (http://www.beadworx.de/), a German polymer clay artist, whose works I've seen and admired before. Her jewelry usually has a certain modern flare, great colors, and clean lines. Bettina recently published her first book, which is available in German (with project translation in English, French, and Spanish).




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