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[ METAL CLAY & COLOR INVENTIVE TECHNIQUES FROM 20 JEWELRY DESIGNERS BY WOHLGEMUTH, MARY](AUTHOR)PAPERBACK
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Metal Clay & Color
25 juillet 2012
Par Razine Wenneker
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Format:Broché
24 In a Box
Ice cream cones were special. But, my favorite treat was a "24 in a box" crayon set. At that time, this box was considered to hold all the colors of the rainbow and then some. I could spend hours swiping them across the paper, coloring in blocks of letters, melting and combining them, and generally enjoying all their intrinsic colorful beauty.
I got this same sense of the effect of color when I reviewed Kalmbach Publishing newest book, "Metal Clay & Color." Several years ago I played around with metal clay. Although there were many aspect of the material I found to be interesting, the lack of color to me was a turn-off. Not anymore! This "colorful" book by Mary Wohlgemuth, with a foreword by Celie Fago, is a must see, must have read for all metal clay artisans.
There are numerous projects listed beginning with "Easy keum-boo" where one can even utilize gold leaf, to a series of "Legends Rings" where one is introduced to the use of dichroic glass scraps to create various colored dynamic cabochons.
Color agents such as dye oxides, polymer clay, ceramic clay, and low fire under glazes are utilized in many of the projects. Gilders paste, a durable wax medium is introduced which adds an extra punch to the Flor earrings project. Alcohol ink is another technique used with great success.
This book is a Pandora's crayon box of more than 24 colors for the metal clay artist. Watch out "Crayola" you now have lots of competition.
Ice cream cones were special. But, my favorite treat was a "24 in a box" crayon set. At that time, this box was considered to hold all the colors of the rainbow and then some. I could spend hours swiping them across the paper, coloring in blocks of letters, melting and combining them, and generally enjoying all their intrinsic colorful beauty.
I got this same sense of the effect of color when I reviewed Kalmbach Publishing newest book, "Metal Clay & Color." Several years ago I played around with metal clay. Although there were many aspect of the material I found to be interesting, the lack of color to me was a turn-off. Not anymore! This "colorful" book by Mary Wohlgemuth, with a foreword by Celie Fago, is a must see, must have read for all metal clay artisans.
There are numerous projects listed beginning with "Easy keum-boo" where one can even utilize gold leaf, to a series of "Legends Rings" where one is introduced to the use of dichroic glass scraps to create various colored dynamic cabochons.
Color agents such as dye oxides, polymer clay, ceramic clay, and low fire under glazes are utilized in many of the projects. Gilders paste, a durable wax medium is introduced which adds an extra punch to the Flor earrings project. Alcohol ink is another technique used with great success.
This book is a Pandora's crayon box of more than 24 colors for the metal clay artist. Watch out "Crayola" you now have lots of competition.
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One of the best!
16 août 2012
Par B. Briggs
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Format:Broché
"Metal Clay and Color" contains a variety of great projects...several of which include polymer clay, beading, enameling, colored pencil, and more. Even if you don't work with metal clay, you're bound to find several projects that you can make using other materials. Editor, Mary Wohlgemuth has done a fantastic job compiling the projects for this book and I wish there were more books like this on the market. My collection of jewelry-making books has grown over the years and is now quite extensive. Most of them are authored by one person offering his or her own "how to" projects - usually fifteen or more "one size fits all" tutorials, and while some of the projects may be quite interesting, others are often banal. However, when you have a publication that offers projects by an array of artists, odds are that each artist has contributed one of their very best designs. In the case of "Metal Clay and Color", I think twenty heads are better than one!
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Metal Clay and Color
28 août 2012
Par Monte Nikkel
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A very good compulation of coloring techniques with-in the range of all metal clay artists. Each of the techniques were thorough, easy to follow, material lists were complete and graphics very good. I would recommend this for all metal clay enthusists.
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