


As spring approaches, I always feel a need to refresh my house. I was tired of looking at the old painting in my bathroom, and thought I'd try something new and spontaneous, and I love the result! I think it suits my bathroom, as it reminds me of water and waves and the upcoming Spring thaw. I've included a couple of photos of it to share. (Along with my sidekick Oliver who appears very unimpressed!) I'm looking forward to experimenting some more with similar paintings, and thinking of incorporating encaustic for a richer, layered opaque effect.
(For those ceramic aficionados, I've listed below the makers and websites of the pieces in the display niches.)
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Winged vase --
Peter PowningTeapot --
Robert Archambeau Crow sculpture --
Mark ChatterleyWhite bowl --
Kayo O'YoungVessel form --
Laurie RollandCeramic sculpture (on floor) --
Marko Savard