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.
Watch our socials or our Vimeo channel every Monday and Friday and hear our presenters talk about their PAS sessions and more!
Alice hails from Sebring, Florida, but she’s been on the road a lot lately, breaking in her new-to-her camper and teaching.
Dimension has always been a part of polymer, implied dimension through the use of shading has also captured the polymer artists’ imagination.
Corliss’s jewelry-making foundation is in metalsmithing. Much of her work in metal has influenced later work in polymer clay.
Join us on Saturday, August 10th for the Artist Spotlight with Lucy Štruncová in conversation with Phil Porter.
Registration for the Polymer Art Summit: The Polymer Dimension opens at 12:01 AM Eastern Time on Wednesday, May 1. Registration Information Click here to register More Information
The Polymer Art Summit Planning Committee is excited to announce the presenters for the 2024 Summit: Alice Stroppel, Corliss Rose, Joan Tayler, and Maggie Maggio.