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JRB Art & Design

Gallery One

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In the Galleries, you will find some of the designs created over the last several months. All of the designs pictured (with the exception of "Dreamy Visage Inro") are created solely with colored clay (no paints or pigments are used!), most often with the use of Millefiori Canes . While there are many interesting and beautiful techniques that involve adding paints and various pigments to the surface of the item, my primary focus has been with cane work. You can learn more about the process by reading the information on "Millefiori" in 'About the Artist'.

Click on any image for a detail view.

Neckpieces

New Origami pendants (these each measure approximately 4" tall) and a new "Waves" Pendant, this one created using my prized grape cane (which is dwindling fast....I've begun hoarding the remaining few inches!!) (Waves pendant is approximately 4.5" wide)

"Woodgrain Medallion"

"Wood Nymph"

"Rosewood" sideview

"Woodgrained Plumage"

"Botanical Mutation"

"Awakening" sideview

"Undulations II"

'Vrindavana Rattlers' 2 1/4 to 3 1/4" long

'Vrindavana Rattlers' Sideview

"Hinged Whimsy" Ensemble (Pendant 2 3/4" long)

'Angles' (2 5/8" across)

'Hollow Burst' side view

"Ice Palace" Neckpiece and Earring Ensemble

"All Laced Up" (Pendant 4.7cm (2 7/8")

Neckpiece: Imperial Chandelier, 8cm x 2.2 cm

More pendants and necklaces....

These two ensembles were entries into the National Polymer Clay Guild's 2006 Progress and Possibilities competition

'Deco' Neckpiece (3 7/8" x 6 1/2") and Bracelet

'Deco' Detail Image

'Chained' Necklace and Bracelet Ensemble

"Broceliande"

Broceliande was one of my entries into the NPCG's Progress and Possibilities....detail photo below