First is the lovely milky white face with a resin geode that I molded from an Amethyst geode piece from my collection. It has iridescent faux snowflakes for some sparkle in the resin. Her earrings & crown are Amethyst nuggets.
Thursday, December 10, 2015
Combining Mediums & Thinking about the New Year
I've been doing quite a bit of my work lately combining Resin & Polymer Clay. After some trial & error I've really come to enjoy this process. It slows me down considerably & that's a good thing. It actually gives me time to work on more projects at one time, which is the way I prefer to work. For this post I only have a few projects to share...
First is the lovely milky white face with a resin geode that I molded from an Amethyst geode piece from my collection. It has iridescent faux snowflakes for some sparkle in the resin. Her earrings & crown are Amethyst nuggets.
Next is my Favorite...because of the beach/ocean theme of it. The sea turtle is resin with some gold metal flakes & she has a crown of turquoise.
This pendant has the Swellegant Sapphire Sky Patina on the brass metal coating & the same geode mold resin piece with iridescent flakes. Her face is framed by 2 feathers in silver metal coating with the darkening patina. I always enjoy working with the Swellegant line...awesome product!
On this final pendant I tried something a little different, a bit of a softer look. This one is all polymer clay but still just as beautiful. The roses are from a mold & the finish is Swellegant Silver metal coating with darkening patine & several of the dye oxide colors. She has a Garnet crown & a beautiful CZ in her rose bouquet.
These are more of the type of project I want to bring for the new year. Along with some more mixed media, Altered boxes & bottles, maybe even some art journaling! Thank you so much for spending time with me today during this busy time of year & join me tomorrow for a DT project for Amazing Casting Products...Till Next Time!
First is the lovely milky white face with a resin geode that I molded from an Amethyst geode piece from my collection. It has iridescent faux snowflakes for some sparkle in the resin. Her earrings & crown are Amethyst nuggets.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Beautiful as always. I am going to try resin some day, but I want to get more comfortable with polymer clay first. I love working with it and it doesn't matter if I have to leave it for an hour or days.
ReplyDeleteThanks Niki,I waited a long time before I tried 2 pt resin for the first time. My first experience years ago was horrible, the smell of the resin was really bad. Now days they've worked that out...lol. I still have trouble with waiting for it to cure...lol...I'm not very patient.
DeleteBeautiful as always. I am going to try resin some day, but I want to get more comfortable with polymer clay first. I love working with it and it doesn't matter if I have to leave it for an hour or days.
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteGosh Lyn, they're all simply beautiful! Your favorite is also my favorite! You have a spiritual connection to our Earth's oceans, that always shines through in your ocean inspired pieces. Love, Lisa
ReplyDeleteThanks Lisa, I can close my eyes & I'm there. I feel the waves in my being. Thanks so much, Lisa!
DeleteGosh Lyn, they're all simply beautiful! Your favorite is also my favorite! You have a spiritual connection to our Earth's oceans, that always shines through in your ocean inspired pieces. Love, Lisa
ReplyDeleteLove these! Love your fav also. What color clay did you use for the face? Thanks for sharing hon!
ReplyDeleteOn the beach themed one I used black clay, which is also what I used for the pendants with the Swellegant on them as well. Thanks Hon!
DeleteThanks for the nice blog here.I was searching this one for a long time.This blog is very helpful for my studies..I got another one site also,which is same as yours Sohman Epoxy.Check this one also Lapox AR-101 Sure it will be helpful for you too..Once more iam thanking you for your creative blog.
ReplyDelete