Holland’s north coast has inspired Linda Ezerman to translate her beachcombing with polymer and felt. Smooth links, faceted chunks and flat pebbles are joined with felted wool into a wild wearable beach.
The carving and felting and lost wax techniques
that Linda shows on her exciting Flickr pages promise to take us polymer rock hounds in new directions.
Cristina ,
Very nice combination. I love this necklace. A great artist.
Patricia Kramer ,
I love this artist! This is truely wearable ART!
The rings are fantasic also!
Anita Brandon ,
The combination of the faux rocks and felt work together so well! I especially like the “rough rings”, too.
Pauli ,
This is ‘our’ Linda, her creations are amazing!
The Dutch Polymer Art Guild is so proud of her!
Linda ,
Wow ladies, I am so honoured. 2011 could not have started better :o) Thank you Cynthia for noticing my work and bring it out in the open!
Linda
SaSSy & Co ,
She is the best!!!!
marjon ,
Linda!!! perfect, you’ve done it again girl!
the Dutchies are coming!
Tavostia ,
It is so creative! I like idea of a mix!
Nevenka Sabo ,
Really great piece.
Els van Haasen ,
Linda makes beautiful polymer art, she is so inventive! I can only join Pauli’s comment: The Dutch Polymer Art Guild is very proud of her!
Trusien ,
Linda, what a wonderful piece of art. And you certainly are putting the dutchies on the polymer map! I totally agree with Pauli’s comment!
Finding good luck | Polymer Clay Daily ,
[…] On the beaches and in the rubble of cities Linda finds her mixed media version of centuries-old remnants from a life that still shapes people today. Here’s an earlier PCD feature. […]