Monthly Archives: October 2009

I’m inspired today to show this creation from an absolute newcomer to metal clay.  Patty Reeves participated in Sarah Triton’s beginner class and produced this amazing “Paisley Pendant”.  I’m just giddy with her sense of form and repetition.  The syringe clay … Continue reading →

I spent the weekend at a music festival, and I’ve still got that happy feeling I always get when I surround myself with great music for 3 days.  So, it was fate that I would stumble across Milica Bubanja’s Guitar … Continue reading →

I love this piece from Donna Penoyer for so many reasons.  Nearly all of us create for the purpose of selling our work, and it seems that in this case, Donna invested  her considerable talents in a piece that is … Continue reading →

Here’s a sweet little door from Maria Grimes to help your fairies find their way home.    I seem to be fascinated by hand sculpted metal clay pieces lately and this is another lovely example. Find more from Maria on … Continue reading →

Ruth Baille of Birdland Creations has been busy at her workbench creating loads of  whimsical hand-sculpted metal clay pieces such as this “Life’s A Hoot” pendant.  I so admire the courage of artists to hand sculpt in this medium.  The … Continue reading →

Oh, how you talented artists make my life difficult by posting so much amazing work to choose from!  Please take a moment to check out Laurence Balbeck’s photos and you’ll know exactly what I mean.  After much deliberation, I finally … Continue reading →