Location
Frisco, Texas
United States
About the Artist
Susan has called herself an artist from the time she was a small child and discovered the joys of creating art, anything from drawing to making her own doll clothes. Her dresser top was always dotted with [temporary] works of art made from modeling clay. This led to exploring other forms of sculpture in her teens. In college Susan majored in fine art and science. During and after college she dabbled in local theater, creating sets, costumes, and props. In the 90s Susan became intrigued by polymer clay after seeing it demonstrated on "The Carol Duvall Show." She bought an Atlas pasta machine and began experimenting, not always successfully. Then she met some fellow polymer clay artists who pointed her in the right direction and hasn't looked back since. Susan's primary work in polymer clay involves sculpture. She especially enjoys creating and engineering interactive pieces that invite the viewer to pick them up for further exploration.
Websites
https://www.flickr.com/photos/suzicq/
2021 Exhibition Images
Homebound (Front)
Height: 11.5"
Primarily polymer with additions of paint, ink, string, and copper
Homebound is an art doll loosely based on voodoo-style. She was inspired by the lockdown we were all going through due to Covid-19, and represents the importance of home and family in uncertain times. Her arms are articulated and decorated with faux stones and roots.
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Homebound (Back)
Height: 11.5"
Primarily polymer with additions of paint, ink, string, and copper
Homebound is an art doll loosely based on voodoo-style. She was inspired by the lockdown we were all going through due to Covid-19, and represents the importance of home and family in uncertain times. Her arms are articulated and decorated with faux stones and roots.
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Homebound (Detail)
Height: 11.5"
Primarily polymer with additions of paint, ink, string, and copper
Homebound is an art doll loosely based on voodoo-style. She was inspired by the lockdown we were all going through due to Covid-19, and represents the importance of home and family in uncertain times. Her arms are articulated and decorated with faux stones and roots.
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2020 Exhibition Images
Bonefrost: Warrior Talisman
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Three Dimensional Work
The Wisdom of Crows Shrine
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Three Dimensional Work
