I put together a short 1 minute slideshow of my recent process, all inspired by Aboriginal art and a humbling view of the world. This discovery has been exhilarating, allowing me to explore new textures, patterns, and dimensionality.
A birds eye view
A birds eye view
"Footprints", 12" x 12" encaustic on panel, the newest addition to the Outback Series
I am looking forward to adding additional works to the slideshow as they are completed.
Music by Thievery Corporation, Incident at Gate 7
Music by Thievery Corporation, Incident at Gate 7
I love the slide show, Robin. Were those twisted balls your left over wax?
ReplyDeleteYes Sherry, the removal of the wax is can be a work of art too, some artists create sculptures with their scrapings or incorporate the scrapings back into the primary work. Possibilities are endless.
ReplyDeleteRobin, I love your Outback series and really enjoyed the video. Good job!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Eva. It's fun documenting the process and putting it together as a slideshow. One day I will make an actual video of the process but in the meantime, this is the next best thing.
DeleteI think this might be my favorite of this series so far. I love the palette and composition.
ReplyDeleteComing back later to watch the video!
So fluid and full of movement, they look beautiful Robin!Loved the slide show, next time please promise me a video:-)
ReplyDeleteDeborah, I am loving the palette too, earth tones inspired by the Australian desert and lands and a better understanding of abstracted landscapes.
ReplyDeletepadmaja... inch by inch, I am slowly moving toward creating that video!