July 17, 2021 • StudioMojo #521
New intricate 3D cutters and textures (see the Picnic collection below) are moving slab making up a notch. It's getting harder to stand out from the crowd so artists start looking for unique tools to help. I thought the clay shortage was coming to an end and was stunned to see empty shelves and off, off-brands in the stores. The on-again/off-again pandemic, shortages, and weird weather patterns complicate our feelings too. I started a new project and when things didn't work out, I was quick to criticize. I was shocked at how I talked to myself. I’m trying very hard to be kind, especially in small invisible ways. There is nothing better than performing a few acts of kindness to lift the mood. And kindness to self needs to be high on the list.
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Alien Invasion at Racine Art Museum
Fantastical works from the RAM collection include art from Jeff Dever, Maggie Maggio and Lindsay Locatelli
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Maria Saracino featured instructor
This Ottawa artist featured in the summer issue of AforArtistic digital magazine will teach her wizardry online in October at the Art Connection Summit https://www.aforartistic.com/art-connection-summit-teachers
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Cyprus' Arieta Stavridou paints
Portrait with softened polymer clay 7.5" x 11
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Bored with cutters? Complex cutters from AU
These Picnic cutters are the latest in complex cutters from Phoenix and Spruce. They will be released on July 22 at 8pm Melbourne time. (That's July 21 at 7pm ET) Bet we'll see more complex designs
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Wiwat Kamolpornwijit
At the Ann Arbor Art Fair
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Sculpting James Baldwin
A not-so-fast video of Lisa at work
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Floti - Etsy design finalist
Athens, Greece polymer minimalist
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Brooklyn artists bring color back
Swanky Designs are busy with Macy's collection and these new hot colors
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Iryna Chajka goes dotty
Her dots are a switch from the miniature succulents that she's know for
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