The plants Kate uses are the most humble everyday plants, such as tomatoes, nasturtiums, eggplants, carrots, etc., but she manages to unlock their beauty and preserve it in polymer clay.
I am so ready for spring and a new gardening season!
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
BOTANICAL
Kate, another artist from Pennsylvania, offers a beautiful collection of jewelry and vessels in her Organic Odysseys shop on Etsy.com, all adorned with botanical motifs. Kate explains: “Each piece is carefully hand crafted, starting first with selection of the subject matter, be it an herb leaf, flower or edible/non edible green.... Vegetables, fruits and their seeds are also carefully hand-picked for size, shape and sometimes state of ripeness... Every piece goes through numerous steps, some of which can be up to 5 firings of the clay. Also involved in the process of completion: carving, sculpting, painting, antiquing, and lots of sanding.”
The plants Kate uses are the most humble everyday plants, such as tomatoes, nasturtiums, eggplants, carrots, etc., but she manages to unlock their beauty and preserve it in polymer clay.
I am so ready for spring and a new gardening season!
The plants Kate uses are the most humble everyday plants, such as tomatoes, nasturtiums, eggplants, carrots, etc., but she manages to unlock their beauty and preserve it in polymer clay.
I am so ready for spring and a new gardening season!
I love her work. Those salt and pepper shakers are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThank you Eugina for starting this blog! It is a wonderful thing to have each day a different polymer clay artist from etsy to read about, and thank you for your lovely article on myself and my shop!
ReplyDeleteI too am SO ready for Spring! and love the colors you've chosen for your blog, makes it spring and happy even when it's not!
Kate~ Organic Odysseys