I had a visit with an encaustic artist from Oregon this past weekend who introduced me to the work of Shawna Moore. This video provides wonderful insight into the creative process.
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Joyce Gehl: The Way Through at Patricia Rovzar Gallery
"look what happens". 40 x 24
Doug Keyes
April 2011
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"look what happens". 40 x 24
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Joyce Gehl: Issue One
April 2011
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2 comments:
I have been watching the old movie Painters Painting. When there is not nearby a community of artists you are talking to I find these movies and books very helpful. So thanks for this video!
Thanks too for your comments on the stickiness of encaustic. I am really cutting back on the amount of oil I'm adding but I'm worried the vibrant colors I want will be lost. I may have to resort to using R&F, which I really like, but the cost is a bit much for me sometimes.
Joyce, thanks for sharing my video. I am actually originally from Oregon and did live a bit in Santa Fe. Now I live in Montana where the movie was made.
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