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For me, beeswax is all about texture and translucency. Once I discovered how to build up surfaces and apply color, I integrated beeswax into nearly every surface I was working with. In these pieces on paper, the wax is the underlying structure and drawing to which color is applied. In other pieces, it's merely there to add history and transparency to the layers beneath.
2 Sided Story (blue's side)
2 Sided Story (Green's side)
Oil, ink and encaustic on cardboard.
32" x 48" x 3"
2011
Genus
Oil, ink and wax on cardboard mounted on wood panels
36" x 36" x 4"
2011
Mercury
Ink, pastel, beeswax and graphite on wood panel, framed
24" x 36" x 2"
2011
Venus
Ink, pastel, beeswax and graphite on wood panel, framed
24" x 36" x 2"
2011
Mars
Ink, pastel, beeswax and graphite on wood panel, framed
24" x 36" x 2"
2011
MoonDust
Ink, pastel, beeswax and graphite on wood panel, framed
24" x 36" x 2"
2011
MoonDust 2
Ink, pastel, beeswax and graphite on wood panel, framed
24" x 36" x 2"
2011
Eye of Jupiter
Ink, pastel, beeswax and graphite on wood panel, framed
24" x 36" x 2"
2011
Ring of Saturn
Ink, pastel, beeswax and graphite on wood panel, framed
28" x 36" x 2"
2011
Moon