LORENA ANGULO - MILAGRO HEART OR BURN-OUT CORE PENDANT, MAY 19-20, 2012
In her first class on the East Coast, Lorena taught students how to create a burn-out core pendant by forming a shape on top of a burn-out core bead and adding their own personalized symbols. Students learned to carve and hand sculpt their pendants with PMC3 and fire it over a core bead to achieve a hollow, openwork form adding a wonderful dimension. She also taught students how to hand sculpt flowers and carve details in the pendant.
Lorena grew up in Mexico and the Mexican Folk Art tradition shows in the amazing works she creates. Currently Lorena is a faculty staff member of the Southwest School of Art in the Metals department. Her work has been exhibited at a number of galleries, museums, art shows and local boutiques. Her PMC jewelry has been widely featured in publications including the 2008, 2009, and 2010 PMC Guild Annual books, "Exceptional Work in Precious Metal Clay," Metal Clay Artist Magazine, Metal Clay Today, FUSION, The Art and Design of Metal Clay Jewelry 2010 and 2011 Calendars, Metal Clay Beads and The Art of Metal Clay (revised and expanded edition). She is a certified Qualified Metal Clay Artisan and an active member of the PMC Guild, founding member of its Metal Clay Artists of San Antonio Chapter, and the Society of North American Goldsmiths.
Lorena grew up in Mexico and the Mexican Folk Art tradition shows in the amazing works she creates. Currently Lorena is a faculty staff member of the Southwest School of Art in the Metals department. Her work has been exhibited at a number of galleries, museums, art shows and local boutiques. Her PMC jewelry has been widely featured in publications including the 2008, 2009, and 2010 PMC Guild Annual books, "Exceptional Work in Precious Metal Clay," Metal Clay Artist Magazine, Metal Clay Today, FUSION, The Art and Design of Metal Clay Jewelry 2010 and 2011 Calendars, Metal Clay Beads and The Art of Metal Clay (revised and expanded edition). She is a certified Qualified Metal Clay Artisan and an active member of the PMC Guild, founding member of its Metal Clay Artists of San Antonio Chapter, and the Society of North American Goldsmiths.
