A collection of the work of some fantastically creative Polymer Clay artists that portray all that is special about the giving of thanks, not only on that One Special Day, but all year long!
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Art Bead Scene October Monthly Challenge
A Hedgehog in a Landscape
by Giovanna Garzoni
About the Art
Garzoni's paintings depict plants with their roots and flowers, in the scientific tradition of Ligozzi, but she animates her compositions by adding insects, reptiles, and small fruits and nuts, each casting a faint shadow on the page. Overflowing ceramic bowls of fruit were another favorite theme, containing fruits that were sought after in the seventeenth century to grace the tables of the aristocracy not only as a pleasure to the palate but also as a delight to the eye.
These vibrant paintings display a conscious yet subtle balance between scientific realism and decorative effect.
These vibrant paintings display a conscious yet subtle balance between scientific realism and decorative effect.
Color Palette
These are some of my favorite colors, muted, calming, and connected. So I used many of them to create my entry. Here it is:
Here is the direct link:
http://www.artfire.com/ext/shop/product_view/AmazingDesigns/3928321/Autumn_Leaf_Antiqued_Copper_Necklace_with_Encourage_Accent_Bead/Jewelry/Necklaces/Polymer_Clay
Saturday, October 8, 2011
My Best Friend - OR SO I THOUGHT!!!
Princess when she first came home |
What could be a more loving birthday gift from your son, than an adorable cocker spaniel (my favorite breed) puppy? My grandson actually named her, once he saw her. That was 8 years ago, and she has filled the house with love, humor, fun and frolic, until -
Princess today |
Fast forward to last week, when the craziness of getting display boards, packaging material, business supplies and, of course, last minute tweaks to the newest items I intend to bring to a VERY BIG craft show were prominent on my mind. Did not notice that several of the latest sets of earrings I had made, slipped off the top of the supply box and onto the floor in my craft room (a place Princess is not suppose to enter).
Well at least she didn't eat the wires and glass bead accents!
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