Strong women in polymer

by Cynthia Tinapple on October 11, 2012

These Frida Kahlo and Zora Neale Hurston polymer portrait pendants come from Massachusetts artist Laura Curran. For years we’ve only been able to feature bits of Laura’s work because she had little exposure on the web. That’s changed and here’s Laura’s new website. High fives all around!

These photo transfers of historic women to polymer send a strong message. Read about the history of portrait jewelry on Laura’s research page.

Class act!

Thanks to the participants in my Craftcast class! Send me pix of your creations. Next up, a doll head sculpting workshop with Marlaine Verheist on Sunday. Take your sculpting to a more professional level with this award-winning artist.

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laura curran October 11, 2012 at 2:03 pm

Thanks Cynthia! I am getting some great responses to the new work!

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Sandra D. April 21, 2013 at 12:31 pm

Cynthia.
I”m going to take the Faux bone class and the effective Polymer clay effects.

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