Tina Holden
I just love creating with my hands, watching small
parts transform themselves into a new solid object,
whether jewelry or functional art. Rarely is a
piece planned ahead, but I do keep plenty of
journals on hand in which I will sketch ideas,
inspirations, past projects, or future “must trys”.
I enjoy the multi-media aspect of my craft because
of the variety of techniques I’ve taught myself
over the years. I’s focusing more on wire and
polymer clay these days. Polymer clay allows
me to alter it to mimic other materials, such as
stones and precious gems, faux raku, mokume
gane, ceramics, glass, and lampwork, which allows
for more one of a kind signature pieces.
I am very much inspired by my surroundings here
on the west coast of Vancouver Island.
www.beadcomber.blogspot.com
parts transform themselves into a new solid object,
whether jewelry or functional art. Rarely is a
piece planned ahead, but I do keep plenty of
journals on hand in which I will sketch ideas,
inspirations, past projects, or future “must trys”.
I enjoy the multi-
over the years. I’s focusing more on wire and
polymer clay these days. Polymer clay allows
me to alter it to mimic other materials, such as
stones and precious gems, faux raku, mokume
gane, ceramics, glass, and lampwork, which allows
for more one of a kind signature pieces.
I am very much inspired by my surroundings here
on the west coast of Vancouver Island.
www.beadcomber.blogspot.com