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I’ve read about the liquid filled ampules some kaleidoscope artists make. You can see examples here.
I got some glass tubes – 5mm flint glass scraps from www.sciplus.com (along with lots of other good stuff). I think I’ve concluded that I can’t do a liquid filled ampule with my [...]
If you’re in the Rhode Island area, you can see my kaleidoscopes on exhibit at the Clark Memorial Library in Richmond. If they’re not too busy, ask one of the librarians if they can unlock the case so you can pick up the kaleidoscopes and see the different views.
I’ll also be [...]
This is my latest sculpture. I decided to make a free standing manatee this time. There is a stiff wire armature inside the base and manatee which supports it.
I think I’ll probably end up putting the clay base on another wooden base – I have one just the right size that just [...]
Just finished a new kaleidoscope. Check it out and let me know what you think.
I’ve finally added the latest batch of link submissions. I usually do it every couple months but realized that it had been over a year since the last updates. As you can tell, I tend to procrastinate…
All the polymer clay related links I have, have been added. If you don’t see yours let [...]
I’ve switched the blog over to a new script which is hosted on my local website. I’ve finished copying over the messages and comments. Hopefully I didn’t miss anything. Hopefully with the new format, I’ll even update it more often
There’s a new group over on Yahoo for anyone who is interested in kaleidoscopes. We have people from every skill level – from professional artists to people who are just starting and haven’t made a scope yet. There are artists who make scopes in polymer clay, glass, wood, and found objects.
The group actually [...]
Click on the title link above to see my new auctions on JustBeads. They include this cute little guy, a black cat, and a mermaid and sea turtle similar to the one in my BeadDreams finalist piece, Salinity.
I’ve also got an article in the Summer issue of Polymer Cafe on a very [...]
The photos from the BeadDreams show/contest are up. You can see both of my pieces (Down the Garden Path and Salinity) there by clicking on the title link above. I believe it does ask you to sign in to see them though.
Here’s my photo of Down the Garden Path, click on it for a [...]
I entered the Bead Dreams competition for the first time this year. Bead Dreams is a national juried show sponsored by Bead and Button magazine. Both of my entries (“Down the Garden Path” and “Salinity”) were juried into the contest as finalists. “Down the Garden Path” took third in the Polymer Clay category. It is [...]
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