Showing posts with label encasutic artists. Show all posts
Showing posts with label encasutic artists. Show all posts

Monday, December 29, 2014

Inernet connection


 I received a special email this morning from someone whom I would have never met without the Internet. This woman found me through some of my YouTube videos. She realized that only did we share a love for encaustic painting, she loved the music on most of my videos. (I used some Kai Winding's recordings - he was my late husband.) She is a singer that has recorded some of the jazz classics that my husband recorded. If that wasn't enough of a connection, she spent 9 winters here in San Miguel de Allende preforming. I checked out her websites and was impressed not only with her recordings, her art is wonderful.

I love the Internet. Below are some of my videos. There are many more.

http://youtu.be/nvUinNihSXs?list=UUCPHC8Fq1OYjUmCumXBEjgw

http://youtu.be/FbtcgM2wNFk

http://youtu.be/EBPzAX_EWmQ 

 http://youtu.be/47EXuxNhHlw

Sunday, August 3, 2014

Figurative and Abstract paintings sold

With Arms Wide Open, 24" x 24"
I am pleased that I have had classical art training so that I can move between painting figuratively and abstract. I love doing both, but I stay with one or the other until I have a whole series made.

Saatchi Online Gallery informed me this morning that my painting Quiet Time was just sold and will be picked up Wednesday to be shipped to the client. I hope I will be informed in what country the buyer lives.

With Arms Wide Open was sold a while back.

Quiet time, 24" x 24"


Wednesday, December 11, 2013

Encaustic Arts Magazine

I wrote an article for the new winter edition of the online, free magazine, Encasutic Arts Magazine. Check it out. There are photos and links as well as articles by other artists working in encasutic:
http://www.eainm.com/encaustic-arts-magazine/