Hello. I'm Baaaaack! Well I just spent a fabulous week on a clay retreat. What can be better than spending a week claying with friends, having a bell ring when food is ready (with no dishes to wash!) and learning new and exciting techniques from some talented clay artists? Not much! Throw in some chocalate and you one happy camper! I thought I take the opportunity to turn the tables on Cynthia Tinapple. I am sure that most of you know her from her website PolymerClayDaily.com. She has been nice enough to feature some of my work so I figured the least I could do would be to repay the kindness. While on retreat (when she wasn't stuck on page 23) she was working on polymer rocks. These were similar to rocks you might find on hills or mounds. Or perhaps found between crevices or creases in the well formed earth. Some may even be found deep in the valleys. Although some may find smooth and rounded rocks to be of their liking, Cynthia prefers flat rocks with petroglyphs. When strung together, Cynthia's rocks create a lovely curve. We all hope Cynthia rocks on with her stones. Although I am sure there are some who'd prefer to get their rocks off.
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ReplyDeleteCynthia sure rocks the rocks like nobody else!
I sent Cynthia's two photos to my friend who works in the editorial department at Playboy. She was impressed! I gave her Cynthia's contact information and your blog address. She may contact you for more photos of Cynthia. My friend thought doing a small article featuring a talented curvaseous real woman would be interesting. Not really, I'm just kidding also. Loved your post today. Laughed till I cried.
ReplyDeleteLove the picture. Miss you already table mate!
ReplyDeleteI loved Cynthia's rocks...and her LCR poker chips, too. Glad I got one to bring home with me. It was great spending the week with ya, sharing meals and having lots of fun.
ReplyDeleteHa ha love the enhancement!
ReplyDeleteGreat rocks! and your Photoshop skills are blossoming nicely too!
ReplyDeleteyou are so good, Julie....loved it! Quite the photoshopper AND talented comedic blogger, you are :) loves, j
ReplyDeletep.s. Cynthia, those rocks really are amazing (the ones around your neck)...would love to see them (even more) up close and personal. great work!
ReplyDeleteWow! That sure is a different side of Cynthia that I never thought I'd see! Those are the coolest rocks! I'll have to search the local mounds and valleys to see if I can find some!
ReplyDeleteKudos to Julie and Cynthia!
Most awesome rocks, especially the ones with petroglyphs. Thanks for the pictures and ALL THE FUN, too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the hoot(ers).
ReplyDeleteHmmm. Julie. If I sent you a picture of me, could you make ME look that good?
ReplyDeleteHey Julie, you really do see the person deep inside us all! What a hoot!!! Cynthia, you really shouldn't keep those babies strapped down all the time - they look so young and lovely!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, almost fell off my chair. Hilarious!! LOL. The rocks are great.
ReplyDeleteWow! Nice Rocks!! My husband would like more of my jewelry too if I had close ups like yours!! LOL Petroglyphs are fascinating aren't they? They look so real. Great work.
ReplyDeleteJulie, were you stoned while posting??? Hard to imagine nicer rocks. Creating is fun ! (digitally & with your digits).
ReplyDeleteFACE - IT Julie, you've got talent !
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This is my first time i visit here. I found so many interesting stuff in your blog especially its discussion. From the tons of comments on your articles, I guess I am not the only one having all the enjoyment here keep up the good work working tables
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