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Torchwood Studio - Polymer Clay Design and Creations
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Come and find information on new innovative uses of polymer clay in artwork. Reviews, critiques and exposure of up and coming independent artists working with polymer clay, pottery, jewelry, photography, painting and many other fields.
- Added on: Mar 15th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Todd
- Listed in: Arts Mixed Media
- Tags: artist handmade clay etsy polymer clay polyclay
Recent Posts
Artist "Spotlight" For This Week
Due to unforeseen circumstances, I won't be posting any Artist "Spotlight" articles for this week. I had some prior responsibilities that needed to be taken care of and there wasn't enough time to get the articles up. The Artists/Artisans scheduled.....
Dog Abuse? or Art Simply For The Sake Of Art?
Todays post isn't about polymer clay or any of the artists/artisans I usually talk about. I choose to put up a post about this situation as it does, somewhat, apply to "Art" in general and for the simple fact that......
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If your new here, take a look at the past posts or subscribe to my RSS feed. Also, be sure to check out the Artist "Spotlight" posts below and sign up for the giveaway contests from these featured artists/artisans:) During......
Artist Spotlight #6 - Butterfly Chic Boutique
Today we welcome one of my favorite people from Etsy! Tamara, or "T" as she prefers to go by, is the owner of Butterfly Chic Boutique. "T" is married and is the mom to a 4 year old boy and......
Artist Spotlight #5 - Sativa Studios
We're starting this weeks "Spotlight" off with a bang! As I mentioned earlier, a free giveaway contest will now be part of the Artist "Spotlight" weekly features. You can find details on how to enter the contest at the end......
Do These Colors Go Together? Musings of a Color Theory "Challenged" Artisan
From as far back as High School Art classes, I can remember being totally confused by Color Theory. Is this color considered a primary, secondary or tertiary?? Who had enough time on their hands to come up with monochromatic, analogous,......
