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I’m completely beyond my comfort zone as I cruise through a polymer clay German Flickr site and a MySpace page. I need help understanding both the German language and the MySpace culture. I’m convinced I’ll learn something if I persist and I liked Annerose Tulpe’s Doering’s music choice. (I’m not even sure that’s her name. Thanks, Bettina)
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I’m loving Annerose’s homage to Austrian painter Hundertwasser and Rene Brault. Their colors and styles are perfectly compatible with ours and Annerose captures their spirit. Her extruded polymer clay string-covered beads are polished to a sheen and have a vibrant unpredictability.
Bettina Welker ,
Finally she’s got her feature – congrats to Anne. Her Name is Annerose Doering and she’s a member of our german guild/group.
Her georgeous Hundertwasser hommage embellishes our yahoo-group start page for a while now.
http://de.groups.yahoo.com/group/Polyclaykunst/
Bettina
Kim Cavender ,
I love her Hundertwasser face! Reminds me a bit of Klimt, as well. Beautiful work!
Barbara Forbes-Lyons ,
What lovely work! Great find…
annetulpe ,
Hi Cynthia,
thank you so much for showing my work on your blog. I’m a daily visitor here and I’m surprised and feel unexpectedly acknowledged.
In consideration of the German language and the MySpace culture being difficult to understand, I shall give more information in English on my flickr site in the future 😉
Love,
Annerose
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