Showing posts with label abstract encaustic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label abstract encaustic. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Friday Opening, New Work at the Persimmon Gallery



I will be showing an entire body of new work, featuring mostly landscapes and a few still life, all done in the encaustic medium. If you are in the area please pop in! The pieces will be up for two weeks after the opening. I would love for people to see these encaustic works in person, as the depth and richness of the medium is difficult to observe with a computer screen. Also, because of issues I am having with my studio space, I may have to stop working in the encaustic medium for a while and focus on either oils or acrylics for the immediate future.  So this is it folks! It's gonna be a good one.

Autumn

Autumn 8 x 10 Encaustic

Fall in the Flathead Valley is a beautiful time. The fields are dotted with huge round haybales.  The aspen and then the larch trees turn blazing yellows and oranges... and everywhere you go the crisp breeze seems to be whispering in your ear, "get ready, work work work, get'r done!" because winter is coming.

This particular painting isn't really of the Flathead Valley. It's more of a memory of Pullman and the Palouse hills, mixed with the tree-lined, hay fields right down the road from my home.

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Heliopsis

Heliopsis  8 x 8 Encaustic on Wood
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Monday, October 10, 2011

Entrance

Entrance       8 x 10     Encaustic on Wood


I am deliberating whether to include the Anthropologieland series in my upcoming show at the Persimmon gallery... they are landscapes, but quite different from the other vein I am working in because they are more about the act of mark making and layering. They do look quite lovely all polished and framed up now... so if there is a place for them they might appear in the show.