Homage to a Great Musician

This is a painting, oil on canvas, that I made in 1987, 4 years after my husband Kai Winding died of a brain tumor.  There are images of his discography, silver Playboy jazz award (one of many) a Downbeat award for jazz trombone (one of many); his trombone; four of his albums, (there were hundreds); a collection of things we collected on our travels - Japan, Moscow, Spain, Switzerland; our favorite Hungarian wine; a photo of him by an Italian photographer and a snap shot of us taken in Montreux, Switzerland. For more information about Kai, see his official website: http://bjbear71.com/Winding/Kai.html

I had been doing so much on-line work - setting up my images on artists' site, etc. and teaching, that I haven't spent much time in the studio. I did finish this small painting, 6" x 6".

First encaustic group show in Mexico

Leo the lion

I went to an art exhibit yesterday that combined powerful encaustic paintings, done by a friend of mine and ceramics created by a married couple with the combined name of DaNisha. I fell in love with this lion and bought it as a pre-birthday present for myself.

Don't you love his expression?

revisiting an older painting

I am finding some photos of paintings that I thought I had lost on my old computer. Here is one of a 6" x 6' paintings. It must have been sold, because I do not have it any more.

Trying again

Encasutic Workshop in San Miguel de Allende

New video about the encaustic workshops.

O.K., I give up! Somehow the direct link to my new video has been compromised. It works on FaceBook. If you have an interest in seeing it, please go to YouTube and just type in Ezshwan.