Monday, March 1, 2010
Lotus on a Gentle Pond Pendant: A Study in Texture
I am so in love with translucent clay right now. It reminds me of frosted glass. This lotus pendant is one of my latest experiments with using it.
The background of the pendant is made of translucent clay divided into three segments. I added a different hand-drawn water texture to each segment. The focal point of the piece is a hand-sculpted lotus flower. I finished it off with wire-wrapping and a cinnamon/nutmeg infused bead, polished to look like stone.
I made this pendant for the March Polymer Clay Artists Guild Challenge: Texture. The challenge is open to public voting from March 1-7 I am donating this piece to the PCAGOE to use as a prize in future challenges.
Here are the prizes that will be awarded to the lucky winners this month. (If you vote, one of them could be yours!)
1st Row, L-R: StudioSChiek, PolymerClayCreations, ClayCenter, KDollDesigns
2nd Row, L-R: NKDesigns, RenGalSA, AshPaints, BeeTreeByMe
3rd Row, L-R: 11BoldStreet, AlisonEKurek, RiverValleyDesign, LaurelSteven
4th Row, L-R: Juliespace, JanGeisen, ClayHappy, SCDiva
Labels:
lotus,
lotus jewelry,
polymer clay projects,
study in texture
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Hey there Marie! I posted about your blog on mine for EBST today! Check it out: http://thesearched.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful pendant! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous, Marie!! I love how you made the translucent look like frosted glass, very nicely done. Cute Lotus flower, and wire wrapping. The whole deal!! Nice.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone! My sister just saw it and asked me to make her one. That's a huge compliment for me.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a pretty pendant,makes you want to go swimming,the water is so soft and smooth.
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