Encaustic painting, also known as hot wax painting, involves using heated beeswax to which colored pigments are added. The liquid or paste is then applied to a surface—usually prepared wood, though canvas and other materials are often used.
So…I apologize to all those that I missed on my way in this life. To all those that I did not see as important enough to take away time from my own personal pursuits. I will endeavor to change my outlook on life. I wll continue to paint and teach, but that will not be my focus any more. I trust that I will be able to do that which is more important: love and care for others. … Continue readingThe Only thing you need is…
With her works of art, Brown excites her spectators with courageous colors, bold brushstrokes, and non concrete nuances – her works are, simply put, a burst of explosive energy. However, it is not just all about aesthetics. Her paintings tell a remarkable, personal story that she hopes will inspire her audiences. A self-professed “wandering eye poet, texture worshiper, and eclectic color fanatic”, Brown’s raw talent and adaptability have resulted in her proliferating success that she considers with a sense of pride but also that of deep humility. … Continue readingEye of the beholder: Exhibition at Bright Street Gallery
Encaustica is a finicky and difficult technique to master. Not only do you work with hot wax, and in the process get burned and splattered, you also have to deal with the fumes and heating processes. … Continue readingWhat is Encaustic Art?
Blue is the color of truth and healing. Not only does is represent the eb and flow of water, but also the translucency of water. The truth is always translucent, never hidden. It can be approached from all angles and still it will stand. … Continue readingA Deep Dive…
