LUCY ŠTRUNCOVÁ
Part of her is everywhere, in the newsletter you received or the package you ordered. Lucy also talks to everything and can’t let things be imperfect, which makes others sometimes go crazy.
Lucy fell in love with polymer clay when she was 11. She started with the Polymer Week Magazine in 2017 and two years later, after leaving the family business - Lucy Clay, she went out on her own and started again. It’s been quite a journey.
You can find more about Lucy on her Instagram account or her website.
KAROLÍNA KUFNEROVÁ
With her graphic design skills and a lot of patience, Karolína puts together the whole layout of the magazine and sometimes gets crazy with Lucy’s ideas. She also writes her own articles in the Society about news from the world of art and design.
She always enjoys working in crises.
LINDA ŠTRUNCOVÁ
Linda doesn’t like polymer clay very much, but she loves her sister Lucy. It’s been a few years since she joined Polymer Week and started contributing with her passion for photography, graphic design, social media, and video editing.
As a Gen Z, she loves to cook with Tik Tok recipes instead of working.
MICHAL HUML
Linda and Michal are besties from high school. There's an old saying that goes, 'If you can't beat them, hire them,' so we brought Michal into our team. For a few years, he's been our secret weapon for animation.
He loves keeping plants alive, eating creamy pasta, and baking sweets. He is simply one of us. His motivation for working is to buy a dog, and we support that because our office is dog-friendly.
MARKÉTA SPILKOVÁ
Markéta is honest, driven, and very organized. She became a great help to Lucy with our projects, and analyzes monthly summaries and costing. She also creates regular newsletters, and even though she is currently enjoying life in New Zealend, we can’t wait to have her back next year and meet over a cup of coffee.
She can create charts and tabs for anything. Very helpful.
DANIEL PLACHÝ
With experience in IT and as Karolína’s husband, he joined our team as a podcast editor. He does not care about polymer clay at all, but he has been sharing great feedback with Lucy and Karolína on the magazine during all these years.
He probably knows more polymer clay artists than you would think.
IVANA SYCHROVÁ
If you place an order in our store, Ivana is the one who packs everything carefully and makes sure it arrives to you as soon as possible. She has been processing orders for the whole company since the beginning, including accounting, taxes, and other things that nobody else understands.
Every company needs its own Ivana.
JAN MONTARSI
With his passion for polymer, Jan has been a great help with editing tutorials for our magazine and Society online platform as well. He takes care of the USA warehouse and is patiently shipping all orders within North America.
You would think Jan was in our time zone, he answers messages immediately day or night.
DELIA GERENDI
The latest addition to our team is Delia from Romania. She is a polymer clay addict with an insatiable appetite for novelty and exploration. Among the things she enjoys most is documenting her clay adventures and turning them into tutorials for the members of the Polymer Week Society. Delia also helps with writing articles about other artists.
In Delia’s ideal world craft supplies are free and chocolate makes you thin.
HONZA BÁRTA
Honza met Lucy in high school and started working together from the very beginning. He is behind almost every picture you see in the magazine and on our blog.
As a very cool and artistic person, he loves to paint his nails in black.
ADÉLA KÖRNEROVÁ
Lucy’s mum has a friend and she has a daughter. Aren’t we all just a big family? Meet Adéla, who patiently cuts all silkscreens, packs Texture Stamps, and works like nobody else.
She also loves cars and popcorn, so she was immediately one of us.
BE A PART OF OUR TEAM
Would you like to be a part of our team and do you have some amazing skill you can help us with? We would be happy to meet you! We are always open for new possibilities. Please let us know about you.