When you look through Eva Ehmeier’s (Hoedlgut) photos, you’ll note that her most carefree and attention-grabbing designs are made from what she calls “scrap” polymer clay.
She carved and combined this series of pastel polymer circles into linked pendants that look perfect for spring.
It’s a good reminder that when we stop seeing the material as precious and the project as important, we often free ourselves to do our best work. Enjoy Eva’s “scraps.”
Christine Dumont ,
Yay, Eva! I am a fan of your work, but then you know it!
Pippa Chandler ,
I have been admiring Eva’s works for ages – but have to say these are my favourites!! Such inspiring work.
Eva ,
Hello!
I love Eva’s design, i’m happy to see it by here!
For me it features well european minimalist design.
This quite particular aspect of the cut clay reminds me the work of Quercus Silver who works another resin but in which the design is very rich and with the new group of flickr ” Ring a day” it is a pleasure to see what she can invent.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/quercussilver/
Two of my favorites, sure!
Bye bye!
;-))
Jackie ,
I really like these! They’re simple, elegant, and the colors make me yearn for spring. It’s also pretty cool that she gave them a faceted texture instead of smooth.
bOOlingas ,
I really love Eva’s creations, always perfect, colourful and unique.
Congrats, Eva!!!!
Eva Ehmeier ,
Thanks for featuring my jewelry on PCD again and for all your comments! *blush* I feel so honored!
suzy peabody ,
It’s a good reminder that when we stop seeing the material as precious and the project as important, we often free ourselves to do our best work.
SO true, every time!