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Donna Kato is one of the world's best-selling authors on polymer clay crafts. Her books The Art of Polymer Clay and The Art of Polymer Clay Creative Surface Effects have sold more than 110,000 copies. Her Kato Polyclay is available across the country. She and her husband, photographer Vernon Ezell, live in Florissant, CO.
On every colorful page in this book, readers will find inventive techniques for working with polymer clay, insights from contemporary creators and eye-opening pieces by the premier artists in the field. Rarely has a book captured such a large collection of groundbreaking pieces in beautiful color images.
My fatherr's "Jazzman " clay sculpture is a focal point and conversation piece in my living room. Karla Rosenbuschis the managing editorof Jewelry Making Dailyand associate editor ofLapidary JournalJewelry Artist. Most jewelry makers I know love to try out different media and techniques to expand and increase their skills. I recently decided almost on a whim to experiment with polymer clay. Fortunately, I didnf't have to look any further than my own living room wall for inspiration.
Art and the Jazzman My father was an extremely talented fine artist--a skill I did not inherit but which I can definitely appreciate. While Dad was primarily a sketch artist and painter, he also created some fabulous clay sculptures. Hanging in my living room is a wonderful bas relief sculpture he did of a man playing the bass which I refer to as
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