Artist Mariano Agustín Rodríguez Cevallos is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images. To see Mariano’s body of work, click on any image. All images © Mariano Agustín Rodríguez Cevallos See also: Plastic Artist By Mariano Agustín Rodríguez Cevallos […]
Artist Exposé | Happy! — Edge of Humanity Magazine
Florida’s Lynn (WhimsyAtWork) offers us Love and Peace with this outstanding mixed media wall piece.Layers of handmade papers and fibers become the background for the central polymer face which looks like it’s sewn on.Big lips, sultry mismatched eyes, tattooed nose. Love the loops on the leftShe says of her work, “I breathe art. I didn’t…
Seeing what she feels — Polymer Clay Daily
I visited Rollings College on Friday to go to the free Cornell Fine Arts Museum museum on campus. There is a free self guided Rollings College Mr. Rogers Neighborhood Tour right now. You get a free sticker and map for the tour at the museum. I didn’t have time to do the walk. But I […]
Cornell Fine Arts Museum — Orlando Adventuring
Born in 1915, a citizen of Brokenhead First Nation, N. of Winnipeg… … great, great grandson of Chief Peguis…. …. He is a Canadian hero. Sergeant Prince served in WW II and The Korean War. He was awarded many medals by the Canadian Military, as well as medals from Korea, The United Nations
Sergeant Tommy Prince — Graffiti Lux Art
This picture was just what I needed. Polymer clay shows up on the US Supreme Court in the form of Kathleen Dustin and Ruth Bader Ginsberg at the Smithsonian Art2Wear show. 43 more words
RBG meets RGB — Polymer Clay Daily
I recently attended another pastel workshop, and I have to say that I learned a lot from the experience. In many ways, though, what I learned wasn’t so much about how to work with soft pastels as it was about myself. First, let’s start with this pastel painting, one that I did at the workshop: […]
What Not to Do at an Art Workshop — Artistcoveries
What would you say is the area of your craft that you most need to work on? Is it a skill that you want to acquire or improve? Is it simply getting yourself to do more work more often? (I know that’s one of mine!) Or is it some particular approach to the work that…
The Contrast Conundrum — The Weekly Polymer Arts Blog
I have made these pressed flowers wood pendants as a nature craft gift idea. My mom loves the one I gave to her and wears it almost daily. Maybe other people would love to DIY a necklace for their mom … Read More…
DIY Pressed Flowers Pendant using a Driftwood Base — Craft Gossip
This is the 7th experiment: mixing all the glitter translucent’s into all the colored Translucent colors. I have 12 translucent colors now, plus the clear white Translucent. The new colors are Bordeaux, Orange, Lime green, glitter silver, glitter gold, and glitter white. Clayfactory.net/Cernit There is the ripple bead I did the video for, it looks […]
The 7th experiment with Cernit polymer clay — Art from my Heart
Written by guest blogger Jessica Henry McClements
You hear the clinking of glass. The smell of onions sizzling on a grill starts to fill your nose. You can hear someone saying “two dogs with the works please.” Next to you, someone is pouring coffee.
Can you smell French fries fresh up from a fryer?
Can you hear the soft humming sounds of a refrigerator?
There is steam wafting through the air. The soft tinkling of forks and knives can be heard throughout.
Open your eyes.
What did you see? Where were you in that moment?
If you were thinking of your favorite diner then you’re in the right place.
For me, that would be New York Lunch on Bleecker Street in Gloversville.
I have been eating at New York Lunch since…
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