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Artist
Portfolio: Catherine Nash
She’s a clay artist, a papermaker, a sculptor, and a woodblock
printer. But Catherine Nash of Tucson, Arizona, is not limited to any
one particular technique or medium. She’s mastered the art of eclectic
self-expression through her various skills and techniques acquired from
her travels throughout Europe and Japan. Meet the artist in the pages
of our current issue!
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Insect
Collection Boxes
Featured on the cover, Suzie Heinzel’s “Insect Collection
Boxes” are a unique twist on 3-dimensional assemblage. Try your
hand at collecting natural artifacts and then displaying them effectively
in a faux field study box of your own. The author shows you how to use
rubber stamps, papers, and nature’s discards to fashion work that
is as much science as it is art..
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Paperclay®
Jewelry
We’re all familiar with Creative Paperclay by now, but did you
know that you can color it with dye ink and use PearlEx and found objects
to create abstract art-to-wear? Leslie Altman shows you how to make
amazingly beautiful artworks in miniature that you’ll be proud
to wear—or to give.
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Mystical
Maidens
Bring out the mystery in your stamping with these gorgeous “Mystical
Maidens” by the author of Making Gifts with Rubber Stamps, Sandra
McCall. Learn to use Diamond Glaze and glitter with your rubber stamps,
how to create gorgeous backgrounds for cards in minutes, and how to
assemble it all together in a beautiful composition.
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