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Showing posts with label original painting. Show all posts

Thursday, May 9, 2019

"The Circle of Life", Original Mixed Media/Encaustic Painting by Colorado Artist, Donna L. Martin

The Circle of Life



I can finally share this piece!  I think it's become one of my favorites.  This was a commission piece for my husband's sweet Aunt.  She loves butterflies and she had seen another piece that I had completed last year and asked if I would create something along the same lines for her.  Although this didn't turn out to be an exact replica of the piece I created before, I love this one even more.  It is lighter and more luminescent than the other was.  I added 5 butterflies representing her "original family".  Now, the family has evolved and transformed, with the blessing of grandchildren and spouses.  I feel like this painting symbolizes the evolution of life...how it can change and become even more beautiful than we ever dreamed possible.







I used a vintage handkerchief for the background.  I also added some spackling paste for texture and depth.




I added various paints and inks.  Finally, I finished it off with a layer of encaustic wax to give it that dreamy effect.

This painting has found its way home, but I am open to commissions.  Feel free to contact me at: 

You can also check out my website:  www.donnamartinfineart.com

Follow me on Facebook to see my latest work and works in progress!





Wednesday, May 16, 2018

"The Circle of Life", Original Mixed Media/Encaustic Painting by Colorado Artist, Donna L. Martin

The Circle of Life



I can finally share this piece!  I think it's become one of my favorites.  This was a commission piece for my husband's sweet Aunt.  She loves butterflies and she had seen another piece that I had completed last year and asked if I would create something along the same lines for her.  Although this didn't turn out to be an exact replica of the piece I created before, I love this one even more.  It is lighter and more luminescent than the other was.  I added 5 butterflies representing her "original family".  Now, the family has evolved and transformed, with the blessing of grandchildren and spouses.  I feel like this painting symbolizes the evolution of life...how it can change and become even more beautiful than we ever dreamed possible.







I used a vintage handkerchief for the background.  I also added some spackling paste for texture and depth.




I added various paints and inks.  Finally, I finished it off with a layer of encaustic wax to give it that dreamy effect.

This painting has found its way home, but I am open to commissions.  Feel free to contact me at: 

You can also check out my website:  www.donnamartinfineart.com

Follow me on Facebook to see my latest work and works in progress!




Sunday, October 2, 2011

"Transitions" Encaustic Abstract Painting with Metal by Colorado Artist, Dianna Fritzler


"Transitions"
48" x 48" x 2.75"
Encaustic & Metal
$5,200

Part of my "Open Doors" encaustic series, this was created to look worn - as if a painted wall were peeling.  It was was given an honorary award in the Abstract Artists International competition in 2010.

If you're interested in purchasing this piece, please e-mail me at dfritzlerart@ymail.com. I'll happily ship wherever you need.
 To see work, visit my website at http://www.dfritzlerstudio.com






Monday, March 28, 2011

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

2 new paintings

32" x 40"$4000 encaustic on cradled board
 These are two of my latest paintings. I offer free shipping from San Miguel de Allende, Mexico to the United States and Canada. See my website for more images: http://www.ezshwan.com

32" x 40" $4000, encasutic on cradled board http://www.ezshwan.com
http://www.ezshwan.com

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Thursday, February 10, 2011

Friday, February 4, 2011

Contemporary Encaustic Painting, "Crossing Paths," by Colorado Artist Dianna Fritzler



Original Encaustic Painting
by Dianna Fritzler
"Crossing Paths"
8" x 8" x 1.5"
$110


I love the process of creating encaustics. Because there are so many variables, like air temperature, the flow of air created by my torch, etc. - I have to "let go" and allow the painting to create itself. Happy mistakes lead me in directions I would not have otherwise taken and the finished painting is what it should be. (Often times not what I had intended!)

If you are interested in purchasing this painting, please contact me at dfritzler@ymail.com
Thanks!