Monthly Archives: September 2009

To date, every post on this blog has been dedicated to the work of a single artist, or in one case, the collaboration of two.  I just knew I had to break that convention when I saw the results of … Continue reading →

Gail Lannum is a talented jewelry artist and a prolific blogger who I’ve been following for over a year.  Because of this I sort of feel that I “know” this person that I’ve never met.  I’ve followed her through work … Continue reading →

North Carolina’s Zoe Nelson created this gorgeous toggle pendant where the decorative clasp is the focal point of the piece.  The asymmetrical design cradles a  dichroic glass cabachon in my favorite color.  In her blog, Zoe recently shared some exciting … Continue reading →

The power of the internet to help us connect continues to amaze me.  I found the beautiful metal clay artwork of Anna Fidecka of Warsaw, Poland on Flickr.  Art really is a universal language, and we don’t need to understand the text … Continue reading →

You can always count on finding something interesting at Hadar Jacobson’s Web site, which is packed with amazing eye-candy, tons of tutorials and technical information for working with her bronze and copper clay formulas.  Her story of this “Gourdelia” sculpture … Continue reading →

This piece from Clayology’s Linda Gielen is lovely in so many ways.  It’s magic is in the details, such as the box construction, interesting shape, triangular gemstone setting and fascinating texture.  Lind has finished this piece with custom metal clay … Continue reading →

Linda Roberts is a talented artist working mostly in beads – those teeny, tiny ones that tax every bit of my limited patience!  She also creates in polymer clay, and I found two photos of metal clay work.  I’m not … Continue reading →