Showing posts with label Encaustic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Encaustic. Show all posts

Friday, December 6, 2013

November Gales

 
Painted for the Arts Quinte West Juried Show 'Stories' in November.  This encaustic wave piece has snippets of news clippings from the Great Storm of November 1913 which plummeted the Great Lakes from November 9-13 leaving more than 250 people dead and 19 ships lost.
 

 
 
Also for the juried show, this painting is typical of a visit to the beach with my son, an only child who enjoys family 'hoping'.  In this painting he is chatting with his new friend Grace and her mom while we wait for the fireworks to start over the harbour at Kincardine's Station Beach.

Thursday, December 6, 2012

Arts Quinte West Featured Artist




This month I am the featured artist at the Arts Quinte West Gallery downtown Trenton.
On display are WaterStudies, floral and some feathered friends.  Plus one Pipe Band.  I love pipers!  I like to throw one in the painting mix every once in while.  This little painting is of the Prince Edward Hasting Band. 
Most of my work is done in oils or mixed media (acrylic, tissue papers or impasto and oil glazes).  I have some small Encaustic work also.
I also have some felted berets and scarves for sale.


My latest piece is a donation to the Gallery for the December fundraising show, Art Squared.  Can you see the price?  All 12" square pieces are only $50.  I have other pieces in the 12" square $50 selection too.

 

Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Arts Quinte West Studio Tour

Thanks to everyone who came to visit on my studio tour last weekend.
I am looking forward to hearing from people who managed to complete the whole tour, nine studios with nineteen artists.

Here is my guest host, photographer, web designer and social media coach Penny Olorenshaw of PoloDesign, trying her hand at Encaustics, painting with wax and oil pigments.

Sold at my studio tour, my ode to friend Henry Mitchell, who paints wonderfully imaginative forest scenes. His would have had ladies with period costumes.

6"x30" Oil on Canvas