The moment before the awakening is quiet and there is a sense of calm which will be unparalleled for months to come. Once our spirit is stirred it hums with energy and a sense of purpose. This idea of an awakening resonates very deeply in me right now as I become more involved in a creative and supportive community of encaustic artists whose beautiful work can be seen on beeswax.com.
8 comments:
Hi Beth -
I just love this one!! It is so interesting to watch things develop...
Lovely.. I love the dreamy quality!!
i love the hands! i can't draw/paint hands at all. Well done :)
i love the hands too. are they paper imbedded in the wax?
you are doing so much!
Janice
yes...the hands are a part of a photograph copied onto thin paper and then embedded in between the layers of wax. the funny thing is these ladies spent 3 days being stacked jars but that was going nowhere so i peeled back a few layers of wax and saw people in the forms...
THIS IS GREAT!!!!! I loooove it really so much!
I am so pleased to have found you. Just this past week, for the first time I ventured out of the box and worked with some beeswax. I know I've a long way to go but I'm so encouraged by your art and look forward to developing my skills.
beth, i really appreciate the links you provide within your text, especially the one to beeswax.com. within the past week, wax as a medium has been brought to my attention and i'm certain it's no accident. thanks so much ! m.a.
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