2011 Metal Clay World Conference Presenter

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Conference Presenter – Pam East

Master instructor Pam East has been an enamellist since 1997. She started experimenting with silver clay in 2003 and has never looked back. Pam’s first book "Enameling on Metal Clay", was released in 2007. Over the years Pam has appeared on the highly acclaimed Carol Duvall Show on HGTV, and also on Jewelry Making on the DIY Network. She has written numerous articles for such magazines as Lapidary Journal, Art Jewelry Magazine, Glass–on–Metal, and Step–by–Step Beads. Writing about jewelry topics such as metal clay and enameling continues to be a big part of her life.

Pam has also been an invited speaker, giving classes and lectures at such gatherings as the Enamellist Society Biennial Conference and the Metal Clay World Conference. She also teaches at the John C. Campbell Folk School in North Carolina.

Pam’s work is about color and contrast. She expresses this artistic vision through the use of such techniques as contrasting textures, enamels, metal patinas, and 24K gold accents. Pam especially enjoys experimenting with materials and techniques to develop unique designs and processes. As a result, her work is constantly evolving and growing in new directions.

Conference Presentation Overview:
Art Clay Copper

Come learn all about innovative Art Clay Copper! Unlike other base metal clays, Art Clay Copper does not require carbon, metal pans or long firing times. Topics will include Art Clay Copper specific construction consideration, all firing methods, finishing, patina, and more.

Pre-Conference Class Overview:
Enameling on Copper

This is a two day workshop. On the first day you will create a pendant using innovative Art Clay Copper. Unlike other base metal clays, Art Clay Copper does not require the use of carbon or long firing times. We will cover construction techniques, firing and preparing for enameling. On the second day, we will enamel the pieces made during the first day of the class. We will cover enamel application techniques, counter–enameling and shading. No prior metal clay�or enameling experience�is required for this class. All levels welcome.

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