Today I kept bumping into polymer clay swirls and spirals. They struck me as colorful, modern interpretations of ancient, elemental designs. One idea is from Portugal and one from Slovenia.
Alexandra and Teresa (Xana and Te) have momentarily moved away from their flowers and polychromatic palette with a necklace made of Skinner blend double spiral beads. The matching bracelet makes quite an impact as well. Here’s an earlier post about the duo.
The spiraling shell pendant is a repeating theme in Milica Bubanja’s work. She lives in Slovenia and says of her work, “I love a challenge. I love the process. I love the results.” See the dazzling dark reds on her Flickr site.
Cristina Almeida ,
Parabéns XANA!
What a pleasure to see again this talented Portuguese Artist featured on PCD! She is our pride!
Thank you Cynthia!
Cristina
Well done!Thank you Xana for becoming our days more colorful. Parabens!
Kate Clawson ,
Love Mima’s work, thanks for showing her beautiful necklace!
Milica Bubanja ,
WoW! Thanks you so much, I’m very proud to be featured 🙂
Nena ,
Exsellent. I adore Milica’s work!
Bokwus ,
Love love love:)
MCBE ,
Milica Bubanja’s made a good use of this tutorial (of a french artist living in china):
http://www.flickr.com/photos/24199592@N07/3170628314/in/set-72157606369865664/
as she explained in a previous post on her flickr site