an offering

  • March 31, 2008


offering
an offering, encaustic and mixed media, 6×8 inches

Further experimenting on that post a few days ago resulted in this piece. I’m going to bind it up as a journal cover. I am currently using a journal that I made that has encaustic on it and it is holding up fine. But it definitely does not have the texture that this one has. I think it want to be a journal cover. So that is what I will do.

I was clicking on this and that and found my way to this blog. I always enjoy finding new art blogs of any kind, but it’s always even more fun finding those of artists who work in encaustics. I love her “Bessie” painting. Some people like chicken paintings, I like cow art. Well, I actually don’t own any cow paintings, but I always like them. I have no idea why. And then I clicked on her link to this encaustic artist. Check out her studio photos. Now, that is hardcore. Her paintings are really beautiful. Would love to see them in person.

And I didn’t even know about this place. I usually use R&F or Enkaustikos. Which reminds me, I have to order more encaustic medium soon.

As long as I’m linking here~ check out The Altered Page. One of my paintings was featured in The Pulse today. It is an encaustic piece that I chose as one of my favorite paintings.

8 Comments

  1. what an interesting combination, i love the crow with the dove-like offering. Beautiful work on this piece, i love all the dramatic, dark mixed colours along the bottom. Awesome stuff 🙂

  2. I clicked onto Betsy’s link and thought she looked familiar, I had seen paintings of her. Then I read she was married to Bo Bartlett, I saw a show of his last summer at teh Portland Museum in Maine while on vacation….thats where I saw her…love her encaustics!

  3. This piece is gorgeous! I always love your color combinations and texture Bridgette!

    I saw your feature on The Altered Page and it is beautiful, I wish there was a larger version of it!

    I’m off to check out the artists you linked!

    Have a great day!

    Carmen

  4. oh, that’s gorgeous! and it will make such an awesome cover!

    thanks for the links too. it’s so fun to see what other encaustic artists are doing.

    i was wowed by her bi-coastal studios!

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