Faces in the Crowd [Contest Archives May 2003]
Uploaded: May 16, 2003 09:51:38 | Entered: May 16, 2016 18:56:34
The faces are made of polymer clay and then arranged for this unusual still life image.
Ann G. Martin May 16, 2003
How clever of you, this is really different #35255Conrad L. Conero May 26, 2019
Yes, you are talented in several areas.Judy M. Sayers May 26, 2019
Excellent artist and photographer!! #97805Linda Slater May 26, 2019
Very creative. #97862Matthew Roybal May 26, 2019
Wonderful Mary, you are more than a photographer! You are an artist that uses the medium of photography to your bidding!! #97876Charlene Bayerle May 26, 2019
Hi Mary - What a great picture. Do you sell your clay faces? I have always had an interest in face art.Oksana Oksamit May 26, 2019
Hi, Mary-Ella! I didn't know you made those faces by yourself. What a wonderful job! Glad to see it here. #98018Mary-Ella Bowles May 26, 2019
Thank you one and all, for your very kind comments. I've been busy moving to a new house this past week, so I've been too busy to answer comments individually. They are always appreciated though, and as a newcomer to this site, I'm impressed and pleased with the generosity of the generosity and support of the members.I must confess, I use two different molds to begin the faces, and then I modify each one before baking them. They are actually quite small, though the photo gives no sense of scale. So to answer your question Charlene, I've never sold the faces as a finished product - I generally use them as part of a larger mixed media piece, or costume jewelry. But we could discuss it if you're interested. You could email me at mebkart@hotmail.com
Sorry it took me so long to get back to you - moving is SUCH a pain!! #100416
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