What could be more intriguing than discovering how and where artists and dear members of the Society create their magic? We’ve been sharing tutorials, articles, classes, and other forms of content where our members showcase their unique approach to polymer clay. Today, we are about to visit someone whose stunning work and combination of clay and metal have inspired many of us. Meet Barbara Briggs , an American artist living in a large three-story home where she has dedicated

A wide spectrum of art is created by Norwegian artist Christel Jensen , who moves gracefully between floral jewellery and fairytale miniatures filled with mice, tiny houses, and enchanting details. Dive into this new video interview where Lucy speaks with Christel about her creative beginnings, the books she has published, how fashion influences her jewellery, the beautiful corners of her art studio, and the magical miniature worlds she brings to life. Christel has named her

After falling in love with the stenciling technique, Lucy Štruncová designed and produced reusable stainless steel stencils that bring intricate patterns into polymer clay art and can last for years with proper care. There are many ways to use them. Applying color pigments, pastels, inks, or paints is the first idea that may come to mind — but the world of polymer clay offers so much more. Enjoy Lucy’s presentation and discover her creative approaches to using metal stencils

A simple shape that can take on many forms. The first challenge of the year encouraged our members to work with spheres, whether as sculptures, round beads, three dimensional objects, or constructed compositions. The possibilities were wide open, and we received incredible entries in which each artist embraced the idea in their own unique way. Dive into the recording of our members meeting and enjoy listening to our members as they talk about their individual entries, their

There are many ways to work with liquid clay, a medium that Eduardo Farillo fell in love with over a year ago. His glazing techniques and faux ceramic work have made him a trailblazer in our community, as he explores the unexplored and looks beyond the existing possibilities of this medium. Enjoy the recording of Eduardo’s presentation, where he speaks about his experiments, newly discovered techniques, the differences between liquid clay brands, and the beautiful creations

The set of new stencils we launched in the Polymer Week store sparked an idea for Liselot Henderyckx . “I wanted to explore how to use the stencils in a different way than we usually do,” she explains. That approach led her to create geometric earrings where the pattern itself becomes the structure. By filling the openings with a mixture of liquid clay and colorful glass inclusions, the finished pair resembles stained glass, with light shining through beautifully. Enjoy Lisel

This time, we met with Czech polymer clay artist and painter Pavla Čepelíková , who has been working with the medium for over sixteen years. Together with our Society members, we enjoyed a fantastic time diving into Pavla’s unmistakably colourful work, full of smart and funky techniques. Enjoy the recording of our session and get to know Pavla better. Discover where she finds inspiration for her pieces, her journey with painting, and the creative process behind her expressive

“Outside our circle, polymer clay is not often taken seriously. It is dismissed as a children’s craft material, just plastic. But so is acrylic paint, and no one doubts its place in the art world,” says Roberta Modulo , a Brazilian artist who moved to Vienna a few years ago. Balancing motherhood, entrepreneurship, and life as an immigrant alongside her art practice, Roberta became part of a unique project at the University of Linz in Austria, together with Astrid Young who