Painting On

   Failed  Fishery - Margaret Ryall Time Changes, Butter Point, Jerseyside - Margaret Ryall Growing up with access to a beach wit...

I can't believe it  is almost May and I haven't posted in a month.  I'm also not reading about art and thus my absence in blogla...

One of my favourite attributes of encaustic is the ease with which you can create  surface textures.  I've been experimenting  using fab...

2010 Tangled,  Sorted, Revealed, Woven (8 x 8 in.) mixed media encaustic Decorative patterning is a motif in much of my work e...

My latest work is a reexamination of objects that I used in a body of work three years ago. Many of them were picked up at the sight of a...

 Here's more work from my Redefined series which is a small subset of a larger body of work titled Remnants . If you've read pre...

Here's more work from my encaustic paint- in several weeks ago.  On and off I've been working on a small series of paintings called ...

 I'm a wanna be landscape artist who never seems to paint landscapes unless they are close up versions of what I see.  I'm talking a...

Our  month in Europe passed quickly and I've see lots of interesting art, people, landscape, shows, houses, decor and heavens knows what...

Sometimes subtle adjustments are necessary in an art work if you want to set objects into the background. One of the best ways to do this is...

I had a productive weekend with encaustic which seems to be taking over my painting a little lately.  I managed to complete a piece to submi...

My new work presented in my last post finds its beginnings in past explorations. In 2008 I completed a body of work titled Remnants. A ...