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Tuesday, October 4, 2011

2012 Contemporary Clay Jewellery Course Outline

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Labels: Camp Creative, Complex Cane, Fairy Wings, Faux Opal, Image Transfer, Jewellery Construction, Liquid Clay, Millifiori Cane, Millifoiori, Opals, Raku, Stamping, Tiger Print

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Hector Vera: I am a Polymer Clay Artist living in Bellingen, NSW. I also work with mixed metals and glass beads. I have worked as a jewellery designer and artist since 2006. I also publish the free quarterly “Coffs Coast Polyclayers” e-newsletter, run polymer clay classes in my home studio and also teach polyclay art classes at a local high school and in the Hunter Valley. I exhibit my Sculptural Art & Jewellery at the Nexus Community Art Gallery, Bellingen, NSW, and sell handcrafted jewellery online, in Sydney, and also at Old Butter Factory Café, Bellingen. I'm a Contemporary Clay Instructor, Artisan, certified by Metal Clay Australasia Pty Ltd and a PMC Certified Artisan Level 1 certified by Ceramic and Craft Centre.

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