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Inspired Remnants, Curious Dreams: Mixed Media Projects in Epoxy Clay

Inspired Remnants, Curious Dreams: Mixed Media Projects іn Epoxy Clay

It’s аll аbουt сrеаtіng thе curious. Inside thіѕ book, уου wіll bе introduced tο 26 very unique аnd unusual stepped-out projects, each offering nеw techniques using epoxy clay. Two-раrt epoxy clay саn bе sculpted аnd manipulated іn a variety οf ways аnd іѕ extremely durable whеn cured, resulting іn аmаzіng effects thаt аrе easy tο achieve wіth nο sculpting experience necessary! Yου wіll learn thе basics οf working wіth thіѕ nеw craft medium аnd thеn dive іntο thе projects, whісh feature sculpted аnd molded epoxy clay inspired bу аnd οftеn combined wіth altered remnants. Projects include mixed-media pieces such аѕ a small totem, curio cabinet, fish tank аnd lighting along wіth personal style аnd jewelry items fashioned іn a curious, Victorian Gothic style.

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3 Responses to “Inspired Remnants, Curious Dreams: Mixed Media Projects in Epoxy Clay”

  1. Shala Kerrigan says:

    8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:

    Love this book, February 4, 2011

    By Shala Kerrigan (Anchorage) –
      

      

      

    This review is from: Inspired Remnants, Curious Dreams: Mixed Media Projects in Epoxy Clay (Paperback)

    Inspired Remnants, Curious Dreams is a book about how to use epoxy clays in mixed media and altered art. If you haven’t used epoxy clays, they are two part clays that you mix together then form in a mold or by hand. Then it cures into a hard plastic that can be sanded, drilled, polished and painted. The introduction of the book covers in a lot more detail what epoxy clay is,how to use it and how to create molds using silicone to cast the clay. Then it gets into the projects and versatility of the fun medium. Using this clay to create mosaics and other decorating pieces, but also using it to create jewelry. The jewelry projects are just absolutely inspiring and gorgeous. With a vintage effect out of a fairly new material, they incorporate words, images, wire and other things and are finished in ways that create a very artistic and dramatic look to the pieces. The effects in this book remind me a lot of the feeling and look of steampunk. However you could use the same techniques to create brighter and more modern pieces very easily. It’s a gorgeous and inspiring book. Some of the bigger projects are very involved using a wide variety of media. The smaller ones can be completed in a weekend, including curing time and time for paints and finishes to dry, only a few hours actual working time. Recommended for people who want to try something new and easy to make custom focal pieces for their jewelry, people who love steampunk jewelry and for art doll makers. Actually, for any crafty artist who wants to learn more epoxy clay.

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  2. Michelle Bernard "Ranger Art Director" says:

    5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

    Inspired Projects, Curious Mediums!, January 12, 2011

    By Michelle Bernard “Ranger Art Director” (Tinton Falls, NJ) –
      

    This review is from: Inspired Remnants, Curious Dreams: Mixed Media Projects in Epoxy Clay (Paperback)

    Everything you ever wanted to know about epoxy clays and silicone putties. With these two mediums, it is amazing what you can make! I’ve taken a class with Kerin and was really excited when I found out she was writing a book. The nurturing spirit she embodies really comes through in this book. Her conversational tone and lighthearted humor make you feel like she’s right there with you. And her amazingly clever projects will excite your creativity and spark your imagination. Before you can say, why didn’t I think of that?…. you’ve come up with 3 more projects using the techniques in this book. You just can’t help yourself! The book begins with an elaborate look at how to mix and use multiple types of epoxy clays and mold-making putties. There are no complicated formulas or fancy terms, and with so many tips and tricks… you really can’t make a mistake! You’ll learn to adhere, sculpt, mold, duplicate, assemble, faux finish and much more. Kerin really covers everything! I learned so much from this book. Each of the over 20 projects includes color step-by-step photos and detailed instructions for all kinds of items from assemblage to jewelry to home décor items and more! Sprinkled throughout the book are additional gallery projects from all your favorite mixed media artists. There is definitely something for everyone. You won’t be disappointed.

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  3. N. McClelland "art-is-you" says:

    4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

    Art Is…Kerin Gale and her Curious Dreams, February 9, 2011

    By N. McClelland “art-is-you” (NY) –
      

    This review is from: Inspired Remnants, Curious Dreams: Mixed Media Projects in Epoxy Clay (Paperback)

    Through poetry and stories, Kerin captures your heart and inspiration in her new book Inspired Remnants, Curious Dreams. This is a project book for all – Beginners to Advance. From someone who is new to working in epoxy clay right through to someone who has worked with the materials and wants a little more inspiration, a little more encouragement and some new challenges. I do not profess to be an artist in the true form. As an event manager my “art” is in creating and arranging opportunities for artists such as Kerin Gale, to teach, to share, to enliven, and to encourage other artists to step outside their comfort zone. She wants you to know that outside our “box” there is a world to discover and with simple steps and very very very clear instructions, she will take you through this world of Epoxy Clay and enable you to see that you too are capable of producing special, memorable and artistically clever designs and creations. What I loved most: Amazing summary of the various materials and how to prepare them, work with them and create with them Concise instructions Step by Step photos Full, accurate and detailed materials lists The range of projects, from jewelry to lamps, from big to small Several galleries of work by artists and friends of Kerin Resource List!! No hiding the details of what she uses or where she gets it Mostly I loved the stories, the poetry and the quotations. Whether the masterpiece is a work of art or of your life, it matters not as long as you see it for what it is. It’s all the same in the end. (Kerin Gale) I am ready to step out of my comfort zone Kerin. Sallianne

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