France’s Tracey Stevens (Polyflavour) launched an Indegogo campaign to help finance her booth at the Grand Marché de Noel de Créateurs show.
Her polymer canes are inspired by cartoons from the 1920s, 30s and 40s. “I want people to know the source of my inspiration and to watch the cartoons, look at the comics and learn more about them and hopefully share my fascination when they wear and display my work,” she explains.
Tracey’s exciting and complex Fight Cloud bowl is one of the perks from her campaign. Cartoon characters tangle inside the bowl while on the outside, large versions of their features become abstract art.
I don’t know how PCD overlooked Polyflavour and thanks to a hint from reader Jody Newman, she’s now on board. Tracey’s videos show her making canes, she’s got an Etsy shop and a Facebook page to acquaint you with her comical art.
Karolina Söderberg ,
Very cool.
Sandra D. ,
Wow!! incredible talent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Evelyne thiery ,
Bluffant, magnifique, bravo!
Dorothy Siemens ,
Fantastic work! So much fun and an accomplished artist.
Loretta ,
wild and wonderful! Love Felix the Cat and L’il Nancy! Great job.
Randee M Ketzel ,
These are astounding–the bar on canework keeps getting higher and higher….
Candice Bishop ,
How great is that?!
Deborah Ross ,
Wow! How did Tracey manage to fly under the radar for so long? Amazing work!
Cara Jane ,
That bowl is amazing! What fun!
sarah ,
Super cool! Love them.
What a sensational bowl – love it.
Wendy Jorre de st Jorre ,
Wonderful cane work…love it!
It’s great, love it 😉