celtic wax mixed media

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PinkOrangeRed
1998, beeswax, mixed media 2 ³/4" x 4 ³/4"
sold

Essence Essence
1999, beeswax mixed media, 4" x 3"
sold

Oil of Angeles Oil of Angels
1999, beeswax mixed media, 12" x 12"
nfs (custom framed)

Dials (Ascending) - detail Dials (Ascendant)
2000, beeswax encaustic, mixed media, 16" x 16"
sold

Tiny Petal Faery 3 Tiny Petal Faery #3
2000, beeswax encaustic, mixed media, 3" x 4"
(one of a triptych, custom framed)
$115.00 each

Celtic Knot #1
2003, colored pencil, beeswax encaustic, oil on panel, 12" x 12"
sold

Dublin Gate
2003, colored pencil, beeswax encaustic, oil on panel, 12" x 12"
$300.00

Smaragden
2003,beeswax encaustic, oil, mixed media on canvas, 11"
$120.00

Gwion's Riddle
2003,beeswax encaustic, oil, mixed media on canvas, 11"
$120.00

Statement

Two of my early encaustic paintings, Dials (Ascendant), and Rose Faery, were the first to contain real rose petals, after which I started the Flower Petal Faeries. These also feature my first use of the Celtic triskele form, which I included...until it wore out. I also began to use tiny plastic baby figures, as the little faeries. The first time was in On A Somewhat Less Altruistic Note.... Many "Flower Faery" paintings have followed, as well as a few seed-pod or leaf (faery-free) encaustic paintings.

I owe much to my art instructors at S.F.A.I., especially Tom Akawie, who taught airbrush and basic encaustic techniques. Later, I learned how to add cold wax emulsion to my mixed media work, thanks to painter Hifumi Ogawa, whose paintings have been represented by Catherine Clark Gallery, San Francisco, and also online at www.NextMonet.com.

Pprices do not include CA state tax.

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