Wilma says: ”I live near the bush in New Zealand and make work which reflects my interest in the natural world, especially birds. I am particularly interested in the ways we use animal imagery to shape our identities. My bird necklaces are both a celebration of this relationship and a reminder of how destructive is our need to possess and collect. “
I think birds are a perfect subject for a polymer clay artist. They come in so many different shapes and colors, that you really need a material with endless possibilities, such as polymer clay, to depict all their beauty.



These are wonderful! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAnother shop I've not run across yet! These are wonderful. Australia does have some mighty interesting birds! Right now I'm looking at a few doves and Robins pecking away in my backyard feeding area.
ReplyDeleteThe birds are wonderful! I've never thought of trying that but now I might see what I can do. Thanks for the inspiration.
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these brooches are so interesting
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ADORE the necklaces !!!
lovin' the Birdspoke style