American artist Eduardo Farillo continues to amaze us with his unique ideas for glazes and faux ceramic finishes. This time, he is sharing a step-by-step tutorial for his original bubble glaze effect on polymer clay. This technique offers many possibilities, whether through different color combinations, bubble shapes, or layering. Dive into the tutorial to explore how Eduardo creates this unique surface and perhaps find inspiration for your own jewelry designs or other polyme

Wendy Moore is an Australian polymer clay artist and activist whose life took an unexpected turn when she moved to Nepal and became involved with the Samunnat Nepal organization. It was a pleasure to have Wendy as part of our Society session, where we talked about her unique polymer clay art and the inspiration she draws from the nature around her, but also about how her polymer clay skills helped build a community that has transformed the lives of many Nepali women, and the

One of the most incredible, and also one of the longest, sessions we’ve ever held in the Society! This time, we were joined by renowned American artist Jeffrey Lloyd Dever, whose outstanding work and decades of experience with polymer clay have been an incredible source of inspiration to so many of us. Together with Jeff, we talked about the remarkable craftsmanship behind his work, the time and patience each piece requires, and the processes he has developed throughout his c

In July, we stepped into the playful world of the circus! From acrobats, clowns, and performers to vintage carousels, tents, and magical spectacles, we let the excitement and imagination of the circus inspire our next polymer clay creations. The individual entries of this challenge created by members of the Society took our breath away. It’s incredible to see how everyone’s personal style and skills continue to develop with each challenge. Many of the entries featured movable

"The only way to survive as an artist is to offer something that cannot be found anywhere else," is a philosophy that has guided Spanish artist Ángela Sánchez Allende throughout her journey with polymer clay. Working under the name Talleruco, she creates extraordinary jewellery inspired by nature, where flowers transform into intricate millefiori compositions bursting with color and movement. But what lies behind her remarkable work? We sat down with Ángela to talk about the

“Creating boxes has become one of my favourite ways to combine construction with decoration,” says Inge Abrahamsen, a Danish polymer clay artist who has made several hundred boxes over the past six years. She enjoys the challenge of engineering functional forms while leaving plenty of room for color, texture, and surface design. “A box provides a wonderful canvas for canes, sculpted details, silk screens, pigments, and inclusions,” she adds. Inspired by Van Gogh's Sunflowers,

Polish mixed-media sculptor and doll-maker Kira Bars has developed a universe inhabited by curious creatures, each with its own presence, character, and story behind. Her work is defined less by control and more by openness, ideas shift and evolve as they move through her hands. Behind it all lies a practice rooted in close observation of the natural world, studied with patience and translated into sculpture through a combination of materials, techniques, and experimentation.

Yukiko Fujita is a Japanese polymer clay artist celebrated for her miniature interpretations of iconic paintings. Although she discovered polymer clay only six years ago, her dedication and curiosity have quickly shaped a distinctive artistic voice. In this session, we invited Yukiko to share her intuitive approach to creating, insights into the Japanese polymer clay community, and her journey from simple early projects to recreating masterpieces on a miniature, wearable scal