Other great influences in Stephanie's artistic life were the works of Antoni Gaudi and Gustav Klimt, as well as the European Art Nouveau and Jugendstil movement in general.

Even though Stephanie loves to paint, draw and photograph, her true calling is her work with a relatively new material known as PMC or Precious Metal Clay. Working with PMC is similar to working with regular clay, however, this material dries out quickly and it takes skilled hands to manipulate the clay in order to achieve great results. Once fired at high temperatures, organic binders and water are burnt off, and the result is .999 Fine Silver.

All of Stephanie's rings and pendants are one-of-a-kind creations, signed and numbered to guarantee their uniqueness.

Stephanie's award winning work has been published in Tim McCreight's fabulous book "PMC Decade" and it is also featured in the PMC Guild's first publication of "PMC Annual" (2007), an annual review of the medium's best artists.

"I would  like to thank everybody who has supported me in my quest for artistic and spiritual fulfillment, especially my parents and my husband, I could not have done it without you. Many, many thanks also to all of you who have fallen in love with my creations. I feel so honored to have become a part of your life. I am truly blessed. Thank you."

Impressions

December 2007