Polymeri Online 18.10.15 | Illustrating with polymer, 3D vase veneering, Rounded millefiori candy beads and Rusty horrors!

Great Halloween goodies!

Helena Bogosian is an award winning artist known for her 3-D clay illustrations. She is the creator of the popular Clay Quests series of puzzle books and her clay illustrations have been featured in books, magazines, posters, and websites. She is using polymer clay for her illustrations, which she sculpts and then digitally photographs. All preliminary sketches are done in clay as well.

Don't miss her clay animations videos.

www.helenabogosian.com

www.instagram.com/hbogosianart

Olga Perova is a polymer clay sculptor creating both jewellery in different techniques as well as figures with a character. Some of her large sized vases has a ceramic base which is covered with polymer clay. According to her Facebook page she is currently living in London.

www.instagram.com/olgaperova9977

https://www.facebook.com/olga.perova

Ju Lau Shtuki is an instagram find which I had difficulty finding more about. She is a polymer clay artist enjoying her time creating beautiful round beads made of tiny millefiori canes in lovely shades and colours. It seems like she is a seller of clay supplies in Russia but I couldn't understand much from the translation and photos in her gallery. Beautiful beads!

www.instagram.com/ju.lau.shtuki

Imge Celepci calls her art “Rusty Blonde Art”. What does this means? Does it have any connection to the fact that she is a beautiful blond lady who specializes on scary figurines sculpturing?

She is a painter, sculptor, singer, vegetarian, horror fan from Istanbul and her instagram gallery is full of known and un-known faces all bloddy and scared J perfect to Halloween!

Say hi to Johnny Depp and Chucky for me!

www.facebook.com/rustyblondeart

www.etsy.com/shop/rustyblonde

www.instagram.com/imgecelepci

Polymeri Online 4.10.15 | Bringing animation to life, Sweet cutlery, Singing fish to scare your nightmares, Clay cabochons & Geometric jewellery

After a short-long break I am back with new posts and inspiration.
I truly hope to keep up the weekly posts and share my finds with you.

As you probably know Instagram is a treasure to many artists including polymer clay.

Ana Rubio is one of my Instagram finds. a spanish artist from Madrid, a graphic designer.
The idea of being able to give life to her illustrations led to animation and the world of 3D design, creating prototypes in clay.

She creates mini series & framed pictures with known animation characters that are a fun reminder to our childhood.

https://instagram.com/anarubioart/

http://www.anarubioart.com
https://www.facebook.com/anarubioart/

Russian Valerie Maslova (Bantik) has the cutest cutlery sets. Each one not only looks tasty but also makes you want her entire collection of miniature food in your utensil drawer. Cakes, cupcakes, waffles, donuts, macaroons and even animals and minions. Outstanding perfection!
http://valeriamaslova.ru
https://instagram.com/va_maslova/

Les Ptit Mobiles (Estelle Marchal) is making mobiles that scare nightmares away. They all have big eyes glowing in the dark. In one of my journeys I found her singing fish. She says their voice is terrible but that's what scares the nightmares away! They are so cute and full of expression you can almost hear their thoughts :)

https://www.facebook.com/Lesptitsmobiles-184085553248/

http://lesptitsmobiles.com/2015/07/09/let-me-introduce-you-the-singing-fishes/
https://instagram.com/lesptitsmobiles/

Sara Spoltore (Sarubbest) is a polymer clay artist which took polymer cabochon making into a profession. She uses polymer clay as a frame wrapping around any cabochon she desires - it can be glass, natural stones, rhinestones - everything can be surrounded with metallic looking clay to mimic a metal bezel.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/sararmoniasara
https://instagram.com/sarubbest/

Jayne Flanagen is also in Instagram. She is a jewellery artist based in Sydney Australia, working in multiple mediums, combining materials and techniques.

Her geometric designs are very appealing and will suit any dress code you wear. Very elegant and clean, lot's of black and white shades.

https://instagram.com/nellsdottir/

http://nellsdottir.weebly.com
https://www.pinterest.com/nellsdottir/

Let's meet again next week!