Versailles Blooms I: Dayle's series of flower brooches
inspired by gardens at Versailles, skinner blends and millefiore
inspired by gardens at Versailles, skinner blends and millefiore
I am very happy to be able to bring you an update from Dayle, one of the most innovative polymer clay artists I know, again this year! You can find features on her here on Beading Arts for both 2010 and 2011.
Artist: Dayle Doroshow
Dayle Doroshow
Dayle Doroshow blog
Fruit Burst- Brooch and pendant using Millefiore and applique
I'm very inspired by the time I spend in France in the summer teaching workshops there. The natural surroundings, the architecture, gardens, gorgeous food, colors, light- really get my creativity jump started. I'm also still enjoying the exploration of fabric and polymer clay. I like to create a fabric wall collage and then design a piece of jewelry inspired by the collage. It's my sideways approach to designing polymer clay jewery. The collage might inspire the shape, the color palette, the imagery, or maybe just a feeling or mood.
Versailles Bloom II: a series of flower brooches inspired
by gardens at Versailles, skinner blends and millefiore
Red Hat- fabric collage
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