The site’s been loading slowly since I added new bells and whistles. I’ll be streamlining this week in hopes of making your experience faster and smoother. Forward one step, back two.
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Tuesday, April 22, 2008
I’ve been trying to get hip to Twitter and Facebook and such. I hope I haven’t offended those who wish to be my friend or follow me. I have little idea about what I’m doing and following me is probably pointless…unless you’re as lost as I am.
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As I considered which polymer clay artist best captured the spirit of Earth Day, Cynthia Toops‘ work came to mind….because she uses so little clay in her fine micromosaics (pictured here). I was thinking small and I laughed at my knee-jerk reaction to our environmentally incorrect medium. Many art supplies fall into the same shunned petroleum-based category.
Using less clay shouldn’t be the sole criteria for being sensitive to the environment. Using the clay carefully and wisely is important. Kathleen Dustin has posted an article about thinking big that is more to the point both for Earth Day and for our own artistic growth.
I’m also reading more and more articles about the development of biopolymers and I look forward to the day when we no longer have to make apologies on Earth Day.
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