I’ve been doing some more acrylic painting. I wanted to try an autumn scene, using a pice of Virginia creeper: I did an online course with Laly Mille on painting roses which I loved. This painting is on canvas and I used cut out images of roses, acrylic paint, alcohol inks, black ink, tissue paper.
Category: Work from Courses and Workshops
Indigo and Shibori at West Dean
I had the good fortune to experience a week of Summer School at West Dean, attending a course on Shibori and Indigo dyeing with Rob Jones, of Romor Designs, who is strongly influenced by Japanese techniques in the art, is a wonderful teacher and gave us so much information. Here are a few of my...
Layers of Light landscape and more encaustic wax
This is a landscape using encaustic wax – a layer of mixed paper bits, followed by pieces of fabric, mark-making, inks and white wax. I love the result. Working in a grid, using the butterfly as symbol. Again, a mixture of papers, paint, inks, mark-making and journaling.
Layers of light – plaster and encaustic wax
This is my first attempt at using encaustic wax. It is not at all easy to get a smooth finish and hopefully I will improve. Using plant material that was not quite flat might not have been such a good idea either. However, I quite like the compositions. More experimentation needed.
Layers of Light
I’ve begun a new online workshop with Lady Mille entitled “Layers of Light” and this triptych is my first completed project. Each panel is on a canvas box which I covered with a layer of neutral toned papers, then layers of paint. I took a photograph out of our window when snow had fallen and...