Clay city

So the blank shapes were left to set overnight under a piece of newspaper. It’s been more than 2 days since the last post, because that’s how long it’s taken me to finish carving …

Polymer Clay Daily is a blog featuring international artists, written by Cynthia Tinapple. Serving up fresh and fearless polymer art since 2005. - Part 6

Brownstone 5.

Hi, this is klio 1961, (Eleni is my sister’s name, we used her name to open our etsy shop). I really want to thank you all, from the bottom of my heart. Your nice comments are very encouraging. I am Greek, and Greece is experiencing very diffic [...]

No matter the age, kids love playing with mini cities. Building a city from is a great open ended activity for anyone, keeping kids busy for hours at a time. They require minimal materials and only things you can find around the house. It's also the perfect opportunity to talk about architecture and

Michael C. McMillen is a mixed-media artist based in Santa Monica, California, whose installations and sculptures made out of recyclable materials, or as he calls them "the cast-offs of our material society," play around the themes of time, change, and illusion as a means to create what he refers to as "visual spiritual poetry." It's very interesting work with a magic of its own. The two friends I've brought with me to view his work have referred to his pieces as post-apocalyptic. I see it…

Instructor: Brittany Sinnema- “Jack”son Cost: $35 per person Build the Faires in your garden a stylish new home! They’ll love it and probably grant you wishes. Bring your own preferred beverage, relax, and be creative! Art supplies included. Just bring your favorite snack and cold beverage. Register now!

Uptown Diner.