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22# Julia Agnes (opens the original)
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Canadian artist Julia Agnes explores gesture, selfhood, and body language through portraiture and sculpture in polymer clay. Join us in the next episode of the Polymer Week Podcast to discover her work and the ideas behind it. Julia is one of the few polymer clay artists who focuses on realistic interpretations of women’s bodies, celebrating their natural diversity rather than idealizing them. In a world where body shaming is still present and the media often promotes a narrow idea of what our b
21# Andy Bell (opens the original)
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With a love for creating unique characters and stop motion animation, British artist Andy Bell brings a fresh perspective to polymer clay, transforming his ideas into expressive sculptures. Having worked on numerous commercials, children’s TV shows, and films, Andy’s work celebrates the charm of imperfection, embracing asymmetry, personality, and handmade beauty. This time on the Polymer Week Podcast, we talk with Andy about his creative journey, explore the stories behind his distinctive charac
20# Sarah Shriver (opens the original)
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With decades of experience, Sarah Shriver is a true pioneer of polymer clay. Her intricate canes, mesmerizing kaleidoscopic designs, and sophisticated play of colour have influenced the polymer clay community, as Sarah has been kindly sharing her know-how and passion for the medium. Enjoy this episode of the Polymer Week Podcast and get to know Sarah's story.
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