"4: Part II", Encaustic on Wood Box Sans Lid 11 3/4 x 9 1/4 x 3 (x3 pieces)

"4: Part II", Encaustic on Wood Box Sans Lid 11 3/4 x 9 1/4 x 3 (x3 pieces)

What started out as: http://artforcoffeessake.blogspot.com/2010/09/4-encaustic-on-wood-box-11-34-x-9-14-x.html has expanded to this:

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Outrage, Encaustic on Wood with Charcoal sketch, Approx 18x30x2.5 inches

Outrage, Encaustic on Wood with Charcoal sketch, Approx 18x30x2.5 inches

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"4", Encaustic on Wood Box 11 3/4 x 9 1/4 x 3 inches

"4", Encaustic on Wood Box 11 3/4 x 9 1/4 x 3 inches

This image is slightly cut off on the top and right side due to my scanner size.

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Kind of a Surprise, Encaustic on Wood, Approx 15 x 27 x 2.5 inches

Kind of a Surprise, Encaustic on Wood, Approx 15 x 27 x 2.5 inches

Can't scan this one because it's too big, but you can see how it appears differently depending on the light.

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I Get Why You Did It, But It Still Hurts, Encaustic on Wood with Image Transfer

I Get Why You Did It, But It Still Hurts, Encaustic on Wood with Image Transfer
Another larger piece I can't scan so I've taken pictures of detailed areas in the piece.
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Completed Work, June 2010, Untitled

I put this one in my dining room. Wish I could scan the detail but it's way too large!

Here's an attempt at some close up detail with my camera.

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A Little Structure, Encaustic on Wood Panel, 8x8x2 inches

A Little Structure, Encaustic on Wood Panel, 8x8x2 inches

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September Heifer, Encaustic on Wood Panel, Approx 10x10x2 inches

September Heifer, Encaustic on Wood Panel, Approx 10x10x2 inches

NOTE: This is cut off on the sides b/c my scanner is not big enough! Used scanner instead of camera b/c image is better that way. Picure below is cut off on the top and bottom but you can see sides better on that one.

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I drove 25 miles into the city to see my piece, "Lied", in the Chicago Art Open, only to find that the exhibit wasn't open on Tuesday! By sheer luck, 2 building employees strolled by and I saw they had keys to the gallery. I asked them to open it up just so I could take a picture of my piece! They were so sweet and I took just a few pictures in the 2 minutes I had!

Besides the sheer luck of running into the guys with the keys that let me into the gallery to share a moment with my work, I felt so very fortunate to display my work in a room full of amazing art by such diverse artists. What a great moment.

Back in The Studio! Lookout, Encaustic on Wood, Approx 7x7 inches

Lookout, Encaustic on Wood, Approx 7x7 inches

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