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The lineup at this November’s Clay Carnival in Las Vegas includes several teachers from Europe including two whose works are shown here – Daniel Torres from Spain and Sylvie Peraud from France.
It’s hard to comprehend that Dani’s Radiolarian super hollow bangles are made from polymer and not by some whiz-bang laser cutting process. It would be a rare treat to take his class and find out how these wonders are made.
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Sylvie Peraud will reveal how she combines extrusion and cutters to assemble this striking pendant and other rings and earrings in her new line.
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Sofia ,
wooow incredible work!
Radiolaria—who could resist? I’ve been fascinated by their forms for years. His interpretations of them in clay are masterful!
Sera ,
Whoa! I’d love to know the structural integrity of that middle one! Don’t they look amazing 🙂
Dear Cynthia, thank you so much!! This is just incredible. I feel so deeply honored. Reading you is a must and a pleasure for every clayer in the world – but being posted at PCD… that is much more than a dream.
Thank you so so much for inspiring us all every day. Yours is an incredibly hard and valuable work.
With all my appreciation and admiration,
Daniel