The maker behind the pieces

Made by hand, one piece at a time

I make stickers, stationery, and small polymer clay and resin accessories in a small studio. Every batch is shaped by my hands, so no two pieces are quite the same.

Warm portrait of the maker workspace with soft window light, a close overhead view of hands working on a desk scattered
Close-focus overhead view of polymer clay pieces, resin details, and paper sheets on a work surface under soft window da

The studio desk

Paper, clay, and resin

Most days begin at the desk with a sheet of paper, a block of polymer clay, and a small pot of resin. Stickers and stationery are one side of the work; the smaller objects I make from clay and resin let me keep something close.

Each step is slow on purpose. I cut, press, cure, and finish by eye, paying attention to the texture of each surface and the edges that catch the light.

On variation

I make these by hand, so little differences in colour and shape are part of the piece.

The maker, NemesiArtWork