In this episode of the Polymer Week Podcast, we're thrilled to welcome Joseph Barbaccia, an internationally recognized artist known for his innovative use of polymer clay, creating striking polymer clay paintings and portraits. 

With a background in fine arts and an impressive range of mediums, Joseph blends digital techniques with hands-on craftsmanship. Today, he’ll share insights into his creative process, the role of play in his work, and how polymer clay became his medium of choice.

Cindy Tanartah is the mastermind behind ANDSEE, a brand that creates mismatched dream earrings and wearable art from polymer clay highly focused on detail. Born and raised in Indonesia, Cindy's heritage and culture have been a major source of inspiration for her work. 

Join me in this engaging conversation where I talk with Cindy about her business, cultural aspects, community, and dreams.

There is no one who has not heard of her or her brand of clay. Donna Kato has been working with polymer clay for decades and as an icon, she has inspired people from all over the world to work with this material as well, starting on television, teaching classes in many different countries, and sharing knowledge online. 

Make yourself a cup of tea and enjoy listening to the Polymer Week Podcast where Lucy talks with Donna about her beginnings, developing her own polymer clay, and her latest projects.

In this episode, Cynthia Tinapple sits down with Lucy to discuss her love for polymer clay and how it inspired her to start Polymer Clay Daily. They also delve into the past and future of this versatile material, as well as Cynthia's experience with helping women in prison.

A Canadian artist, Julia Agnes, explores gesture, selfhood, and body language through sculpture in polymer clay.

Her role as an artist is very important in our community. She is one of a few people, who devote their art to the realistic interpretation of women‘s bodies. 

That is in today’s world where media present one idealized standard we all should reach, very important.

Welcome to another season of the Polymer Week Podcast. It’s been a pleasure to talk with many different polymer clay artists and I can not wait to share with you more inspiring and meaningful conversations. 

Today’s guest is Anna Togrye, an American sculptor who creates unbelievable animal sculptures from polymer clay.

Meet Christopher Notbush, a talented polymer clay sculptor who has been sharing his passion through live streaming on the Twitch media platform for more than ten years. 

Lucy and Christopher talk in this episode not just about sculpting, but also about life experience, cryptocurrency in the art world, and working in a relationship as well.

Meet Cindy Lietz, an accomplished polymer clay artist, a teacher, a constant experimenter, a successful businesswoman and, above all, a constant source of inspiration for the international polymer clay community. 

Let’s find out what is behind Cindy’s undying enthusiasm and creativity.

This time I had a chance to talk with inspiring Portuguese artist, Rita Botelho, known in the polymer clay community as Atelier Piino. 

Rita highly values simplicity and minimalism. She creates perfectly clean and precise jewelry from polymer clay and shares her know-how with other makers as well. Let’s explore the story of her art, brand, and her favorite art movement.

He introduces himself as a regular guy with a YouTube channel who makes a new sculpture every week. If you’ve been part of the polymer clay community for a time, you know that he’s being far too modest. 

Anthony of Ace of Clay is not only an artist with superb sculpting skills but also a constant source of inspiration and the reason why so many of his fans started working with polymer clay.