Another Blessing!

Last year, I was one of the lucky clay artists whose work were featured at Ms. Marie Segal's book, The Polymer Clay Artist's guide.

My "Four Seasons" Inchies graced one of the pages

This book is a gem because it contain so many techniques to enhance your skills in polymer clay.

 

You can get your copies of the Polymer Clay Artist's Guide in amazon.com.

http://www.amazon.com/The-Polymer-Clay-Artists-Guide/dp/1770852077/ref=pd_sim_sbs_b_1 

Philippine Polymer Clay Guild "Apatchies" Challenge

As promised here are my entries for our Guild's "Express yourself in APATCHIES* Challenge".

Album cover c/o yours truly :)

First let me explain what APATCHIES mean. 

    " APAT means four in Filipino. APATCHIES is a play on the words four inchies. An inchie is a small piece of art; a snippet of self-expression. In this challenge, ALL MEMBERS were asked to express themselves in 4 separate inchies." - Angeli Del Rosario, P3 Publicity Head

And here are my entries:

I used my favorite media with scrap / black clay: alcohol inks with gold foil, inka gold, mica powders and canes. What does this mean? Well, it shows my different personalities: I can be earthy, sparkly and fiery, and I love nature.

Want to view more? Go to our facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.292184090835552.68120.172264889494140&type=3 to see more of the creative ways we expressed ourselves through our Apatchies.

Until our next challenge for Valentine's Day!

These are not my P3 Inchies Entries

Finally, I finished my inchies way ahead of time and I created extras for me. Actually, these are experimental in nature which thankfully turned out to be really good.

Extra Inchies!

These are made from black / scrap clays, metallic foil, alcohol inks, mica powder and inka gold!

Will post my final Inchies when we reveal it in our guild on February 8.