During October, we invited our members to explore the beauty that emerges when contrast takes the spotlight. Discover the stunning results of our creative challenge , “Where Differences Meet,” merging two seemingly different worlds into one bold piece. The entries were simply spectacular, each one unique, creative, and full of inspiring contrasts expressed in so many different ways and forms. Enjoy the recording of our members’ meeting, where we explored the behind the scenes

This time, Eduardo Farillo invites you into his studio to create a delicate honeysuckle flower arrangement, sculpted entirely from polymer clay and placed in a soft pink pot with a subtle speckled gradient effect. Discover how to bring this realistic, blossoming plant to life, while crafting a pot that gently complements the organic shape of the flowers. Let’s dive into Eduardo’s poetic project and explore his refined approach to detail, pattern, and colour. LIST OF TOOLS AN

With years of experience in polymer clay, Susana Paredes has mastered her own distinctive take on mokume gane, captivating the polymer clay community with her stunning creations. “I’m deeply passionate about learning and experimentation, always exploring fresh ideas and techniques to push my art forward,” she shares. Recently, Susana has been venturing beyond mokume gane, developing a vibrant and expressive style that reflects her creative evolution. She has inspired countle

Jenny Marsden , an Australian artist with a background in Fine Arts, is a retired high school art teacher who now devotes her time to her passion for polymer clay and mixed media. And she decided to share her ideas with our Society members! Enjoy her latest tutorial, where she showcases the process of creating an autumn-inspired leaf brooch featuring a layered silkscreen motif. It offers lots of possibilities and variations you can try. LIST OF TOOLS AND MATERIALS  • polymer

"I first started working with polymer clay five years ago, and I immediately developed an interest in adding intricate details to my pieces," says Ellen Randall , who has a background in embroidery and became our next guest in the Society online session. Often, her two passions combine in her designs, which are heavily inspired by nature, florals, animals, and landscapes. We were delighted to talk with Ellen about her approach to intricate jewelry, what it’s like to run a sma

Inspired by the change of season during a walk with his son, Eduardo Farillo noticed a variety of vibrant trees and leaves. He managed...

Christel Jensen is back with another inspiring tutorial, this time showing how to create layered earrings with endless possibilities....

He has been one of the most successful polymer clay sculptors on the entire internet. Under his nickname North of the Border , he has...

This time we met the incredibly warm and talented Andy Bell from the UK, an artist whose passion for creating characters, stop motion,...

What a meeting! We connected with over 35 Society members to reveal the incredible entries created for a special summer challenge , where...

“I turned a hobby into a business, and a crisis into a Beginning,” says Konstantinos Karalis from Greece, who found passion and purpose...

In this online session, we were excited to meet Margita Alsina , who lives a fascinating dual existence. By day, she navigates the...