Following on from my paper cut and shaped Koi, I've been experimenting making Koi in polymer clay, using the Mokume Gane technique, and then coating them in resin to give a watery look.
Mokume-Gane is a decorative Japanese metal working technique, which originated from the 17th century when it was used to decorate samurai swords, and has been used with other materials such as polymer clay for many years now.
This is the fourth piece made with polymer clay, and depending on where the light comes from shadows are created as they are raised up on tiny foam board plinths.
I will be making more elements for my artworks using this method so do watch this space.
As with all my pieces they can be created with any choice of colour so do please message me if you would like to discuss a commission.
Polymer clay, resin, and foam board in a deep box frame glazed with glass
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Following on from my paper cut and shaped Koi, I've been experimenting making Koi in polymer clay, using the Mokume Gane technique, and then coating them in resin to give a watery look.
Mokume-Gane is a decorative Japanese metal working technique, which originated from the 17th century when it was used to decorate samurai swords, and has been used with other materials such as polymer clay for many years now.
This is the fourth piece made with polymer clay, and depending on where the light comes from shadows are created as they are raised up on tiny foam board plinths.
I will be making more elements for my artworks using this method so do watch this space.
As with all my pieces they can be created with any choice of colour so do please message me if you would like to discuss a commission.
Polymer clay, resin, and foam board in a deep box frame glazed with glass
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