Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
Alcohol Ink Stained Bisque Earthenware Ceramic Goddess Pendant, by Karen A. Scofield
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
Nature-found Mortar and Pestle
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
One of my ceramic Goddess beads stained with South Dakota natural red iron oxide, by Karen Scofield
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
Earthenware Greenware Ceramic Bezels, by Karen A. Scofield
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
Front. Hollow Unfired Earthenware Ceramic Amphora Bead, by Karen A. Scofield. First Amphora I made. 2016.
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
Fifth Painting, Glow-In-The-Dark Anthropomorphized Sun, By Karen A. Scofield. 2016
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
An 18"x18" Anthropomorphized Sun Painting for Family in the Foreground, by Karen A. Scofield. 2016.
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
1st Bisque Fired Ceramic Goddess Pendants -- To Be Dipped in Iron Oxides and Fired Again, by Karen A. Scofield
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
Under a passing moon, by grandma Karen A. Scofield and toddler painter Tyler Hunt
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
24"x24" Sun Optical Illusion Acrylic Painting, Noir IPhone Filter, by Karen A. Scofield
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
"Shimmer," optical illusion in acrylics, 24"x24", my 4th painting, at Artworks Kenosha. By Karen A. Scofield.
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
On camera, sculpted this standing earthenware ceramic Goddess pendant, by Karen A. Scofield
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
Earthenware clay ceramic goddess pendants ready to be bisque fired, by Karen A. Scofield
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
Goddess Nuit Prototype Pendant to be Redone, by Karen A. Scofield
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
Metallic Pardo Jewelry Clay and Goddess Nuit Pendant, by Karen A. Scofield
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
Ceramic 2" earthenware beads to be kiln fired and glazed locally! By Karen A. Scofield.
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
Goddess pendant to kiln fire, by Karen A. Scofield. About 2" tall.
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
My handmade polymer clay beads on my YouTube banner, by Karen A. Scofield
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
One two-sided Goddess bead down, 50 to go, by Karen A. Scofield
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
Playing with a very soft marshmallowy polymer clay, still managed to get some shapes for belly dancer beads
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
Can you see her? Playing with acrylic inks, by Karen A. Scofield.
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
Belly dancer bead that I sculpted from Pardo polymer clay (jewelry), by Karen A. Scofield
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
Belly dancer bead that I sculpted from Pardo polymer clay (jewelry), by Karen A. Scofield
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
Belly dancer bead that I sculpted from Pardo polymer clay (jewelry), by Karen A. Scofield
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
Learning: First Art Journal Page, Watermedia, by Karen A. Scofield
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
Doodling To Get the Feel How Aqua Monolith Watercolor Pencils Act on Martin F. Weber Pima Gesso
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
Handmade Coyote Paint Brush, by Karen A. Scofield
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
Medicine Mountain, Pennington County, South Dakota, photo taken by Karen A. Scofield
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
Was in S. Dakota, by Karen A. Scofield
Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo):
Martin F. Weber Prima Gesso is Great for Art Journals!
