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Synergy2 – Day 3

February 26, 2010

It was another great day here at Synergy2.  I’ve been looking back through my notes from the day and thinking about what I’ll take back from today’s seminars, presentation and panel discussion.  Today I attended a seminar by Jeff Dever on incorporating alternative materials along with polymer, and one by Cynthia Tinapple on Trends. The [...]

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Synergy2 – Exhibit and Gallery

February 26, 2010

Last night the Synergy2 Invitational Exhibit and the Gallery opened.  It was so exciting to see my necklace displayed with all the amazing pieces.  Photos just don’t do these works justice.  It’s a wonderful show and incredibly eclectic.  You can find close photos of most of the pieces on the IPCA website, but here are [...]

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Synergy2 – Day 2

February 25, 2010

It has been a full day and my mind is reeling.  Really there’s just so much to take in:  workshops, panel discussions, presentations, the exhibit, the sales gallery and the gathering of friends new and old. The seminar I took this morning was “Evolving Mokume” with Dan Cormier.  It’s always fun to get a peek [...]

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Synergy2 – Day 1 Wrap-up

February 24, 2010

It has been a long and exciting day.  Tonight’s presentation by Steven Ford and David Forlano was really great.  They shared very candidly about their 22 year collaboration, how it came about and about how it has evolved over time.  They spoke in a very informal back and forth style which seemed to mirror their [...]

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Last Minute Fun

February 22, 2010

Living up to my self proclaimed moniker “Last Minute Libby”, I have had a manic rush of studio activity.  E has a pair of friends coming home from college with her at the end of the week, so the house needs cleaning.  I’ve got tons to do in order to get ready to leave for [...]

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Racine Museum Polymer Collection

February 15, 2010

Something I feel strongly about: I think all artists working with polymer clay and all polymer clay guilds should make a donation to the Racine Art Museum Polymer Collection. In a few short years the Polymer Collection Project spearheaded by Elise Winters has made great strides in elevating the profile of our chosen material.  The [...]

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