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Category Archives: Polymer Clay

tanya besedina’s polymer clay fairytales

Canadian artist Tanya Besedina uses wood and polymer clay to tell her sweet fairytales. I’m smitten by the dreamlike, ethereal quality that emanates from the monochromatic tiles. Besedina is a masterful storyteller. . .

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“Only with love it is possible to see the mystical light and find a key to its door. Our imagination can come to life only if we are born with soul.”

 

 

 

 

 

Tanya Besedina
This photo gives you a good idea of the scale of the tiles. Wonderful!

“As with any story of depth, it takes layers and layers of truth, struggle, revelation, and achievement to complete its arc. For anything that transforms us in life, carries with it the requirement of perseverance and effort. This truth is reflected in my work both in the medium of Clay and Wood that I have chosen and the rigorous process of expression that I employ.”

Tanya Besedina’s website

debortina’s polymer clay paintings

Debo and Tina, aka Debortina, paint with polymer clay. They describe themselves as “two women who mix up our Latin and Germanic cultures to produce art work that is both saturated in vibrant color and grounded in complex patterns.” The duo create lush paintings – with Tina as the backbone of the studio and Debo the traveling artist.

Afternoon Tea

It’s My Turn

Dragonfly

Detail

Beach Party

Debortina’s website

gesine kratzner’s polymer critters and creatures

German born Gesine Kratzner has been an animation professional for almost two decades. Now living in Oregon, Kratzner often uses polymer clay and epoxy clay to bring life to her characters. I am particularly fond of the little creatures that live on rocks. . .love the expressions!

Boy With Hoodie

Armadillo

The First Year

Dorothy, Lion, Poppies

Safety First

Puppets

Doubt

 

Here’s a short video about the artist – you get to watch her at work making one of her creatures in polymer clay and a larger sculpture in paper mache!

Gesine Kratzner’s website

More images on her blog – make sure to look at the wall installations to get an idea of the scale of some of Kratzner’s creations.

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