This is a 8"x 8" gallery wrapped canvas that I tried to imitate the look of encaustic and am pleased with the results. I have several layers of gel medium built up and finished it with the soft gloss gel to give it a clouded effect. It has a lot of depth and I love the colours.Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Ocean Serenity, Imitating Encaustic with Acrylics
This is a 8"x 8" gallery wrapped canvas that I tried to imitate the look of encaustic and am pleased with the results. I have several layers of gel medium built up and finished it with the soft gloss gel to give it a clouded effect. It has a lot of depth and I love the colours.
Labels:
acrylic encaustics,
artist,
blue,
Canada,
contemporary,
green,
mixed media,
ocean,
Parksville,
serenity,
Vancouver Island
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Tulips Rustica
In this painting of red tulips I used a crackle medium to emulate an old fence and create a framed effect for the tulips. I am pleased with the results.
Labels:
acrylic,
mixed media,
Painting,
Parksville,
tulips
Friday, September 4, 2009
Trees in a Row
This is a 16" x 16" painting in acrylic. I painted the background first in the burgundy colour and then added layers of opaques and transparents to make the sunset like background. I rubbed back to the background to get the tree shapes.
Labels:
acrylic,
artist,
contemporary art,
mixed media,
Painting,
Parksville
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Birdie Sing To My Love

Today I got off my abstract tangent to something a bit more whimsical. I have been disciplining myself to use up some things I have started. This was a beautiful background on illustration board. It had the leaf shape on it and just seemed to be beckoning a bird. I stamped into it and added some collage elements to finish the piece.
Labels:
collage,
contemporary art,
mixed media,
Parksville
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