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Creative Flow - Mixed Media Mosaics Using Beads and Polymer Clay with Libby Hintz
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Intro and personal interview with Libby and Tami (11:00)
PDF Resource Guide for Download: Tools, Materials, and Supplies
Course Overview (1:13)
Beads and Polymer Clay Tour (1:15)
Tools and Supporting Materials (2:14)
Get Inspired Before You Make (1:44)
Open the Polymer Clay and Condition It (2:06)
Rolling Out the Polymer Clay (1:49)
The Art of Applying Gold Leaf to Polymer Clay (18:29)
The Polymer Clay Oven (1:14)
How To Create an Undulated Polymer Clay Piece (3:56)
Is Your Polymer Clay Fully Baked? (0:54)
From Your Sketch to Composition: Finding Your Flow (1:27)
How To Start Your Creative Flow (3:05)
Apoxie Sculpt Adhesive for the Ball and Chain (12:14)
Altering the Polymer Clay with Stamps, Gold Leaf, and Paint (7:40)
Let's Talk About Beads (4:39)
Starting to Create the Flow (1:38)
An Opportunity Not A Mistake (8:11)
Next Step: Creating Lines with Single Bugle Beads (9:10)
Use Your Older Apoxie Sculpt to Create Inclusions (2:19)
Continuing to Create in the Flow (19:48)
How to Add Micro Beads to Your Inclusions (4:51)
Getting Creative in a New Section (8:25)
Coloring in the Background (3:03)
Filling In the Small Spaces (4:30)
See If Turning Your Substrate Informs Your Next Decision (8:42)
Adding Micro Beads to a Glue Bed (1:28)
Adding Elements to the Big Space (0:43)
Creating an Offset Pattern of Partial Negative Space with Tube Beads (9:01)
Review and Make Adjustments Using Your Camera (1:09)
Give Yourself Permission to ReMove and ReApply (3:47)
Creating a Template for a Small Section (4:25)
Work in Odd Numbers for a Balanced Composition (3:46)
Keep Fitting and Placing Until it Feels Right (2:46)
Adding The Last Details (3:13)
Wrap Up and Thank You! (0:49)
A Few of Libby's Pieces for Inspiration
See If Turning Your Substrate Informs Your Next Decision
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