Inspired Remnants, Curious Dreams Tour

I can't wait until my post on Friday to show you some more things you can do with Apoxie.

Zoe Thomas of
Curious Boudoir Dolls on etsy has this lovely art doll for sale.

Her hands are wonderful and guess what they'e made from epoxie putty! 



 
Take the tour and extend your journey to some of these other wonderful artists who work with the same materials Kerin Gale uses in her book. 

Chris Chomick and Peter Meder http://www.chomickmeder.com/

Brenda Gebhart http://romantic-decay.blogspot.com/

Liz McGrath http://www.elizabethmcgrath.com/

Alan Rogerson— http://www.alanrogersonart.com/

Rebecca Schumacher – http://www.rebas-art.com/

Michael DeMeng http://michaeldemeng.blogspot.com/

Judy Anderson http://mixedmediaart.ning.com/profile/JudyAnderson?xg_source=profiles_memberList

Although not featured in Kerin's book the following artists also do some really wonderful work with resin clays. 

Zoe Thomas http://www.etsy.com/people/CuriousBoudoirDolls

Tracy Rapier http://tracyrapier.wordpress.com/

Laurel Skye http://web.me.com/laurelskye/Laurel_Skye_Designs/Laurel_Skye.html

Scott Radke http://www.scottradke.com/

Linda and Opie O'Brien http://burntofferings.typepad.com/

Jessica Hamilton http://www.dollproject.com/

Pamela Hastings http://www.pamelahastings.com/

Patricia Dusman http://patriciadusman.typepad.com/

Jean Bernard http://www.jeanbernardart.com/