Showing posts with label Encaustic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Encaustic. Show all posts

Thursday, August 6, 2020

Terri Lockwood #13 on the 2020 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 9-11th

Terri is a mixed media painter and photographer with more recent emphasis on incorporating encaustic method and tools to her work. As a Wisconsin beekeeper and passionate nature lover, a harmonious process has developed using these combinations to achieve images that depict the beauty of the world around us. 



For more information, Please contact me at terrilockwoodart@gmail.com

Friday, September 29, 2017

Terri Lockwood #24 on the 2017 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 13-15th

Terri is a mixed media painter and photographer with more recent emphasis on incorporating the encaustic method and tools to her work. As a Wisconsin beekeeper and passionate nature lover, a harmonious process has developed with continual prospects for technical diversity: waxing, scraping, carving, stamping, incising, embedding, fusing and layering.



Saturday, September 24, 2016

Terry Lockwood #20 on the 2016 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct 7-9th



Terri is a mixed media painter and photographer with more recent emphasis on incorporating the encaustic method and tools to her work. As a Wisconsin beekeeper and passionate nature lover, a harmonious process has developed with continual prospects for technical diversity: waxing, scraping, carving, stamping, incising, embedding, fusing and layering. At last, a long lost inaudible voice has been resurrected.





Tuesday, September 20, 2016

Claudette Lee-Roseland #15 on the 2016 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct 7-9th

Claudette Lee-Roseland, an incurable creative personality, has been making art all of
her life. Art became a full time profession twenty plus years ago when she developed
the workshop program for an art store, taught classes and participated in local art fairs.
Currently working in encaustics, acrylics and oils, she loves the challenge of creating
something that has not previously existed. It gives her great pleasure when someone
else enjoys her art or gives her an award for a painting well done. Abstract art, as
poetry, is open to the viewers interpretation.