London’s Olga Perova formed this 9″ x 7″ x 3″ polymer vase, adding decoration later. She treats the surface as her canvas, painting, carving and applying patterns to the openwork structure.
While Olga dabbles in jewelry, it’s clear that she’s most at home with larger forms where she can tell a bigger story. See Olga’s work on Flickr, Facebook and Etsy.
What format feels best for your art?
Claire Maunsell ,
Go Olga! SO talented….I had the good fortune to me Olga in Germany recently. These pieces are lovely!
Olga ,
Thank you very much Claire for warm words for my work.
And thank you for sharing your experience with us at your workshop. I was very glad to attend it.
Carol Blackburn ,
Great to see your vessels featured, Olga. If you’re coming to LPCG clay day on 28th do bring one of them for the ‘show & tell’ table!
Olga ,
Thanks a lot Carol. Unfortunately I will not come for this meeting, maybe next time ^)
Aniko Kolesnikova ,
Well done Olga!!! Congratulations!
Olga ,
Thank you dear!
Lorrene Baum-Davis ,
Stunning! Just stunning.
Olga ,
Thank you very much!
Carole Monahan ,
These are just yummy ! I love her bold choice in colors!
Olga ,
Many, many thanks 🙂 I am glad you like my work
Felicia Stevenson ,
These are beautiful! I just love the colors, reminds me of melted wax. Great job!
Olga ,
Thank you very much for noticing and displaying my work on PCD.
I understand that as an encouragement to continue my development in this direction 🙂
Randee M Ketzel ,
adds new meaning to the phrase “go big….:)