Again we add to our growing list of illustrators. This illustration site may take you a while to navigate but it's great fun and has a wealth of polymer clay work by France's Géry Lebecq. Super sleuth Susan Rose uncovered the link.
Enjoy your weekend!
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Another terrific polymer clay illustrator to add to our list! California's (LA) Amy Vangsgard has a site that will keep you entertained and in the holiday spirit. Read all about her and see how she works.
This link from felt artist Suzanne Urban, member of the Original Doll Artisans of Connecticut and Ehagg saved me today. Now I can go finish cooking and you can spend the afternoon exploring.
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I love this wall sculpture by Christi Friesen so very like our family gatherings this time of year. You may be able to identify some of your relatives in the shrunken heads section of Christi's site.
Remember to be charitable and tolerant of one and all and give thanks for those differences that make our world and our art so varied.
I recommend Christi's wonderful self-published books. They're inexpensive, well designed, instructional and a great read (good gifts).
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We're all moving into high gear for the holiday. These earrings by Maryland's "Sooz" (she's traveling incognito) are in the spirit. Sometimes whimsy is just what's called for.
A smile for you as you go off to the grocery store.
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