A few years back, I had the pleasure of purchasing the Glass Bead Trip by Claudia Trimbur-Pagel. It quickly became a favorite book in my personal collection. Prior to reading the lovely book, I found myself trying to cram extremely fine stringer work onto a 10mm bead. In addition to the fantastic techniques taught in her book, Claudia's use of large focals changed my mindset on size and launched me down a path of exploration.
This weekend, I had the pleasure of reading Claudia's newest book titled Fish Recipes. It didn't disappoint. I love the personal challenge of learning techniques taught in books written by fellow artisans and adapting them to be a bit more silly. So I asked myself, "What if Claudia's lovely fish was caught in the water intake pipe which cooled the radioactive core of a nuclear power plant?" No eye rolling, it could happen. The end result brought a smile to my face. I highly recommend locking yourself in a studio with either of her wonderful books. Enjoy!
This weekend, I had the pleasure of reading Claudia's newest book titled Fish Recipes. It didn't disappoint. I love the personal challenge of learning techniques taught in books written by fellow artisans and adapting them to be a bit more silly. So I asked myself, "What if Claudia's lovely fish was caught in the water intake pipe which cooled the radioactive core of a nuclear power plant?" No eye rolling, it could happen. The end result brought a smile to my face. I highly recommend locking yourself in a studio with either of her wonderful books. Enjoy!
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