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Nicole (NiQui) takes a careful, planned approach to her polymer jewelry which looks appealing as we start a new week. Influenced by her background in interior design, this Belgian artist plots out her modern accessories.
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Her Flickr site is loaded with cleanly designed and rendered pieces. The wire and polymer “Beech Nut” necklace shown here was her response to the Dutch Polymerclay Forum’s fall challenge.
I admire her calm methods especially in this frenzied season.
Beth Petricoin ,
I love the clean look of the black pendant… I often “plot” out designs in small notebooks when I’m “out” & get inspiration from something I see… but I end up sticking the notes in a folder, and then when I’m at my workbench I tend to go with the creativity flow instead of revisiting those old inspirations and ideas I jotted down… maybe time to revisit the old files and create from there for a change, instead of “from the moment”…. thanks for the reminder!
Anita Brandon ,
I love the clean lines of her work, especially some of the sophisticated black and white pieces.
What a lovely time clicking through the Dutch website. Gorgeous work and innovative ideas.
LaLa ,
I am really enjoying all of the inspiring jewelry designs. I get stuck in the same old patterns and find these last few post absolutely refreshing! Thanks Cynthia! You make my day!