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Encaustic on Panel, Framed
8" x 10"
$100 + 9.95 S&H
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Encaustic on Panel, Framed
8" x 10"
$100 + 9.95 S&H
To purchase this piece, please email me, or click the button below:I had SOOO much fun with this. Shouldn't be legal. The inspiration came from a vintage print that had a peachy-orange background and aqua, lime green, and brown paisley print. So amazing. If I had tried to do anything with these colors in oil, I would have probably made a mess out of it, but I think they turned out beautifully. The next two days of posting are going to be awesome!
Encaustic on Panel, Framed
8" x 10"
$100 + 9.95 S&H
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HAPPY ST. PATTY'S DAY!
Encaustic on Panel, Framed
8" x 10"
$100 + 9.95 S&H
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Encaustic on Panel, Framed
8" x 10"
$100 + 9.95 S&H
To purchase this piece, please click the button below or Email Me:Wow. I love this piece. I am quickly learning how amazing encaustic is as a medium. When I initially put these colors on the panel, I was worried they would turn out muddy and yucky. Before when I have worked in oil impasto, and have put such a vivid purple and green next to one another, they have combined into a muddy mess. But with encaustic, they retained their colors and moved together beautifully. The next two days are going to be yummy yummy posts.
Encaustic on Panel, Framed
8" x 10"
$100 + 9.95 S&H
To purchase this piece, please Email Me or click the button below:
Encaustic on Panel, Framed
8" x 10"
$100 + 9.95 S&H
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Oil on Panel
Triptych 12" x 24" each
Encaustic on Panel, Framed
8" x 10"
$100 + 9.95 S&H
To purchase this work, please Email Me, or click the button below:I'm not going to lie, greens are so difficult to work with. This piece turned out much more Kelly Green than I intended, but I still had fun with it. As with the red pieces I did (pure passion), I think I need to have a few different colors in my palette to get the greens that I truly want. The color that I am most lacking (or rather, missing the most at the moment), is Cadmium Yellow Light. The Cadmium Yellow Medium made the greens much higher chroma than I intended, then white just made them more pastel. Nevertheless, the next two days postings will be green. Much fun was had by myself, regardless. Cheers, and Happy St. Patty's Day (if a bit early!)
Encaustic on Panel, Framed
8" x 10"
$100 + 9.95 S&H
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Encastic on Panel, Framed
8" x 10"
$100 + 9.95 S&H
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Encaustic on Panel, Framed
8" x 10"
$100 + 9.95 S&H
To purchase this work, please Email Me, or click the button below:
Encaustic on Panel, Framed
8" x 10"
$100 + 9.95 S&H
To purchase this piece, please click the button below, or Email Me:
Encaustic on Panel, Framed
8" x 10"
$100 + 9.95 S&H
To purchase this work, please click the button below, or Email Me.Wow, it is already March. Time is passing so quickly to me. I do look forward to March. To me it means spring is finally here in Texas. I can only stand the gray days for so long. Thank goodness I do not live up North. As beautiful as snow can be, I do not know how in the world I would ever endure four months + of gray weather. About all that I can stand is the two weeks we have here usually. I think after I finish this last red piece, I will probably wind up using many more jewel toned colors. Spring is in the air!
Oil on Panel
24" x 36"