What am I supposed to do?

Jess (TassandPom) experiments with amber translucent and finds tortoishell on PolymerClayDaily

“What are you supposed to use this for,” Jess of Australia’s Tass and Pom asked herself. Amber translucent?

But combined with burnt umber, she created a tortoiseshell effect that may rock your socks. Chop and combine and see what happens.

“I’ve never really been a big fan of burnt umber but I love it with this effect,” Jess admits.

Cutting loose

Cover girl Doreen Gay Kassel rips and tears on PolymerClayDaily

Doreen Gay Kassel lets loose with some torn polymer and vivid color experiments. She rips and tears with an abandon that’s refreshing.

Cover girl Doreen Gay Kassel rips and tears on PolymerClayDaily

I’m guessing that Doreen is giving herself some playtime after months of hard work including her feature on the cover of Cloth Paper Scissors. The November/December issue is dedicated to creating gifts with meaning and you can preview it here.

Mojo working…

If you want to know what other artists are trying and how they chug through the winter doldrums, join us at StudioMojo on Saturday morning.