Here are some pictures taken at La Cascade, an artists' retreat in the medieval village of Durfort, France, the site of my October "French Connection" 5-day workshop. Penina, a student I had in Sacramento last week, had studied there last summer and said it was the most quaint place she'd ever been to and that it was an absolutely unforgettable experience. Owner Gwen Gibson just sent me these pictures, which were taken by Denise Andersen (thank you!). There are still spaces available and I am looking forward to this in-depth, inspiring study experience! Visit the Calendar page on my website for details...
3 comments:
Hi Kathleen,
I have admired your work for years and was pleased to see that you started a blog. La Cascade looks like dream! I would love to do something like that in the future. I often use polymer clay for my sculptures and found your website years ago while researching the clay. Brilliant, original work, you are an inspiration...thanks for that! :o)Amy
Your work is fabulous! I'm so inspired to see work in polymer clay that isn't cutsie!!!
This material is clay (clay?)
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