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Vickie Turner has moved to the east coast of Canada and writes a lovely post (on her polymer blog, Claymagination) about her new home and the work she’s doing in her studio. The tour of her area provides a dreamy diversion.
She took a class in polymer surface techniques with Claire Maunsell in Montreal before the move and used it as the starting point for these very distinctive and painterly beads.
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Vickie says that she finds herself in the studio – usually by painting. You can easily see how she brings her “process painting” to polymer with stunning effect.
That’s two dynamic teacher/student matchups this week.
Sue Ellen ,
I love the organic feel of Vickie’s work and especially like the comment on her Blog about applying what you learn in a workshop to your own work to create a new twist on the process. Looking at her new work next to her teacher’s clearly shows how effectively she applies that rule for herself!
Barb Alexander ,
Vicki is a huge talent and a generous teacher. So nice to see her recognized.
Nancy Childs ,
Are you offering classes in the Clair Maunsell technique?
Nancy Childs ,
Do you sell your beads?
Nancy and Marty