On Sunday, we honored the memory of polymer clay pioneer and multi-talented artist Tory Hughes. Below are links to a PDF version of the presentation, a link to a video of Tory’s memorial service, and information on how to purchase her educational DVDs and her book, The Chameleon Clay.
We’ve added three new videos to our PAS 2024 Showcase on Vimeo. You can view them below or visit the showcase and catch up on any of the presenter videos you may have missed.
At the turn of the last century, new discoveries in science and math led to an explosion of theories, inventions, concepts, and higher mathematics.
While a lot of people have used Zoom, there are some for whom the PAS event will be their first exposure to online polymer education. We want to give you a few tips and tricks to get you started with confidence.
Have you checked out the 2024 PAS Event Schedule yet? If not, now would be a good time to familiarize yourself with the daily schedule.
After an exciting few weeks and three presenter trivia quizzes, we have our winners!
According to our timer, PAS 2024 will be getting underway in less than forty days!
My mother used to say the phrase, “Give me flowers while I’m living.” I’m finding myself making attempts to do it more than ever during this phase of my life. It doesn’t mean to literally give someone flowers, but merely to value a person, help them feel connected, acknowledged, not take them for granted, and express some gratitude for their existence.
I am getting ready for PAS by collecting samples of the many different ways to make bracelets using my Colorwash technique combined with working in 3D.
Joan Tayler resides in British Columbia (Canada) and has been excitedly counting down to the Summit on her Instagram by posting new vessels almost every day.