Cold Wax
Like encaustic, cold wax medium has beeswax, is ideal to layer, and is great for additive and subtraction methods. Unlike encaustic, cold wax painting does not require heat. The layers are added with brayers, brushes, palette knives, squeegees, and removed with pottery tools, metal scrapers, etc. The final effect is complex, textured, and the results show the rich history of its creation.
Landscapes
Landscape 21: Islands I (30" x 30")
Landscape 23: Islands 3 - Sold
Landscape 24: Islands 4 - Sold
Islands in the Sky (30"x 30")
Desert Clouds - Sold
Landscape 19 - Sold
Landscape 18: In the Blue - Sold
Sunset Canopy Reflections Where Two Lotuses Meet at the Waters Edge (30" x 30")
Landscape 20: Dark Colors (10" x 10")
Landscape 10 (10"x 10")
Landscape 22: Islands II - Sold
Landscape 19 - Sold
Landscape 20 - Sold
Landscape 16 (Solace II) - Sold
Landscape 13 - Sold
Landscape 12 - Sold
Landscape 2 - Sold
Landscape 3 - Sold
Landscape 4 - Sold
Landscape 5 - Sold
Landscape 6 - Sold
Landscape 7
Landscape 8 - Sold
Landscape 9 - Sold
Landscape 10
Landscape 11 - Sold
Solace - Sold
Serene - Sold
Black and White Winter - Sold
Landscape Blue - Sold
Travel at Night - Sold
Distant Blue Mountain Range
Abstract
Sunset Canopy Reflections Where Two Lotuses Meet at the Waters Edge (30" x 40")
The Space in Between - Sold
Serenity - Sold
In the Distance (24" x 18")
Small Series
Misty Sunsire - Sold
Misty Sunset - Sold
Cloudy Night - Sold
Coastal
Plains
Eternal
Forest
Red