This warm conversation with Colorado’s Tejae Floyde brings us back to the heart of the matter. Tejae smiles broadly as she talks about using polymer for memory and giving and shared secrets. Her own heart shines through her art.
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Thank oyu for this article! I really enjoyed to listen to Tejae. I admire her work and it is great to know a bit more about someone else, who is working not only with polymer clay, but many materials! I never know how she came to work with hearts…;-))
I love to hear how artists fit their lives together – their art, their families, their day jobs and how they started working in a specific style. Tejae’s hearts are fascinating to me, and I particularly like her idea of memorial hearts. Thank you for sharing this interview!
I really enjoy learning how other artists work and find inspiration. Living in a very remote area, PCD is often like a life line and StudioMojo is a little bit of Christmas with its in-depth look at an aspect of our art.
Living in Mexico, I miss a lot, especially the availablility of new products, etc. so it is really great there is so much on the ‘net. Thank you, everyone, for all your contributions.
It’s wonderful to see artists here from my home state. Makes me feel like I might actually be able to meet and/or take a class from Tejae one day. Inspiring interview!
Cynthia,
Thank you so much for sharing these wonderful artists with us. We see their work so much but a lot of times never get to actually see the artist who created these beautiful works of art. Thank you for making it possible to “meet” the artist and find a little bit of what inspires them and how they got started in polymer clay. You have given us a window into the soul of many amazing people. Thank you for this site and for PCD.
Very inspirational. What talent Tejae has and how kind of her to share some of her thoughts and feelings with us. And, thank you Cynthia ,for the free look at StudioMojo.
When I am on websites searching for new inspriation or let´s say, new techniques and ideas…I always find something great like this and I am so happy that this area around polymer clay is still so live and new staff is still coming ).. Thank you
Found this through Polymer Clay Daily, which is my favorite site and always keeps me inspired. Thank you. I love hearing from polymer artists about their work and inspiration.
Thank oyu for this article! I really enjoyed to listen to Tejae. I admire her work and it is great to know a bit more about someone else, who is working not only with polymer clay, but many materials! I never know how she came to work with hearts…;-))
I love to hear how artists fit their lives together – their art, their families, their day jobs and how they started working in a specific style. Tejae’s hearts are fascinating to me, and I particularly like her idea of memorial hearts. Thank you for sharing this interview!
It is so inspiring! I am amazed.
I love learning about other artists. I always learn something, become inspired and feel connected. -Marlene
I really enjoy learning how other artists work and find inspiration. Living in a very remote area, PCD is often like a life line and StudioMojo is a little bit of Christmas with its in-depth look at an aspect of our art.
I love Tejae!
What heart! And what art! It was a real pleasure to learn about this artist. Thank you.
Love Tejae’s the inspiring story. I took her Encased heart class online a couple of years ago. Great teacher! Thanks Tejae.
Living in Mexico, I miss a lot, especially the availablility of new products, etc. so it is really great there is so much on the ‘net. Thank you, everyone, for all your contributions.
It’s wonderful to see artists here from my home state. Makes me feel like I might actually be able to meet and/or take a class from Tejae one day. Inspiring interview!
Cynthia,
Thank you so much for sharing these wonderful artists with us. We see their work so much but a lot of times never get to actually see the artist who created these beautiful works of art. Thank you for making it possible to “meet” the artist and find a little bit of what inspires them and how they got started in polymer clay. You have given us a window into the soul of many amazing people. Thank you for this site and for PCD.
Thanks for the freebies..keep up the good work.
Inspiration just when we need it! Thanks!
Thank you for the free sample. I just can’t get enough polymer inspiration.
Polymer Clay Daily is so inspiring with all different artists that MoJo has to be even better.
Loved listening to Tejae.
I love Tejae’s hearts. Thank you for sharing this technique.
Thank you! This morning I enjoyed videos of Jana Roberts Benzon, Tejae Floyde, Maggie Maggio, Kaffe Fasset and more! An inspiring start to my day.
Thanks for Polymer Clay Daily for promoting your site.
Without this, I never found it
Merry X-Mas from Germany
Janine
Very inspirational. What talent Tejae has and how kind of her to share some of her thoughts and feelings with us. And, thank you Cynthia ,for the free look at StudioMojo.
Hi! This was an interesting interview. Great idea!Thanks for the website,also.Merry Christmas!
I’m overwhelmed with Tyaes talent and inspiring attitude. Thank you for PCD. Beatrice J.
It’s so inspiring to see how other artists use this amazing medium. Thanks for sharing, Cynthia!
Truly inspired! Happy Holidays
I’m looking forward to reading all the wonderful articles and learning what other artists are doing, it’s really inspirational.
Polymer clay artists are the most creative and so willing to share.
I LOVE this idea.
Thanks for the great inspiration–I am addicted!
When I am on websites searching for new inspriation or let´s say, new techniques and ideas…I always find something great like this and I am so happy that this area around polymer clay is still so live and new staff is still coming
).. Thank you
Thank you for all of the inspiration you have shared with the rest of us through your sites!
What a great post. Inspirational, in fact I have some ideas already for developing this to take it further.
Found this through Polymer Clay Daily, which is my favorite site and always keeps me inspired. Thank you. I love hearing from polymer artists about their work and inspiration.
Tejae, your own precious heart shines through on this video.