Monday lessons from Uliczny and Campbell
![Uliczny's mokume earrings](https://i0.wp.com/www.polymerclaydaily.com/wp-content/uploads/uliczny_earrings.jpg?resize=165%2C200)
Michigan’s Christi Uliczny (RiverValleyDesign) combines pearlex powders, alcohol inks and gold leaf with two different clays to create these shimmering Rocky Path earrings.
When I saw that her tutorial detailing the process is available I jumped on it. I’m a klutz with powders and inks and need all the help I can get. Her method is straightforward and clearly explained. I’ll start my week with a lesson.
![Campbell's ballet sculpture](https://i0.wp.com/www.polymerclaydaily.com/wp-content/uploads/campbell_toe_shoes.jpg?resize=181%2C254)
Sculpture lessons
Heather Campbell shows her work step-by-step in a recent post. Starting with two candlesticks, toe shoes and hat boxes, Heather builds an amazing polymer-covered sculpture for Utah Ballet West’s annual “Shoe In”. This small photo doesn’t do the piece justice. It’s the kind of art that’s best appreciated up close.