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2roses on PCDaily

John and Corliss Rose have been experimenting with shooting less exhibition style photos and aiming for a looser, weirder vibe. You’ll have to click on their Absolum Pod Necklace photo to see this spunky shot.

PCD crops right into what we know you’ll want to scrutinize – the upturned shapes of the pods and the way the lively beads are connected to the tubing.

This California mixed media duo are driven by experimentation and exploration. Absolum Pods are part of their Alice in Wonderland series that started as an exercise in simplicity. You can sample the results on their Flickr site and their Etsy gallery.

Corliss is heading up the IPCA Awards this year – that’s the competition you’re planning to enter October 1, right?

Tuesday’s quiz!

Tune in online tomorrow (August 20) at 1PM EST as CraftyLink’s Wendy Strain quizzes me about my new book. Got a comment? You can ask questions and enter their drawing for a free copy of the book.

The interview will be also be recorded. You must be a member of the free Tuesday Shmoozeday group to watch and chat live. Here’s the sign-up info.

 

  • reply PiperPixie ,

    Gearing up for IPCA myself! Can’t wait:) These pods are fantastic!

    • reply Dulany Lingo ,

      This is literally the first time I have spent over 2 hours (in one sitting) on an artist’s site (2 artists, as it were). If I had had more time I would probably still be there. Not only are their pieces beyond amazing, the descriptions and comments extremely entertaining and informative. I even love all their tools! I know I will go back, so this web site will go to my desktop. Best treat this summer or maybe all of 2013 so far. Thank You!!!!!

      • reply Trina Williams ,

        Good timing. Two Roses will be featured in the next issue of Polymer Café. Out in 2 months.

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