encaustics by melody trivisone

Trace Elements I

12x12

Encaustic on Panel

Trace Elements II

12x12

Encaustic on Panel

Trace Elements III

12x12

Encaustic on Panel

Trace Elements IV

12x12

Encaustic on Panel

The Overseer

24 x 48

Eruption

20x24

Encaustic on Panel

Gradiation of Light I

8 x 10

Encaustic on Panel

Gradiation of Light II

8 x 10

Encaustic on Panel

Gradiation of Light II

8 x 10

Encaustic on Panel

Elements I

12x18ea

Set of three

Encaustic on Panel

Elements II

12x18ea

Set of three

Encaustic on Panel

Elements III

12x18ea

Set of three

Encaustic on Panel

Deep Roots I

20x24

Encaustic on Panel

Deep Roots II

20x24

Encaustic on Panel

Deep Roots III

20x24

Encaustic on Panel

Partial Shade I

12x12

Encaustic on Panel

Partial Shade II

12x12

Encaustic on Panel

Partial Shade III

12x12

Encaustic on Panel

Partial Shade IV

12x12

Encaustic on Panel

VerKlempt

24x24

Encaustic on Panel

Plant Material I

24x24

Encaustic on Panel

Plant Material II

24x24

Encaustic on Panel

Plant Material III

24x24

Encaustic on Panel

Plant Material IV

24x24

Encaustic on Panel

*Award Winner

Depth

12x12

Encaustic on Panel

Calico

12x12

Encaustic on Panel

Elements

12x12

Encaustic on Panel

Parchment

24x24

Encaustic on Panel

Billow

24x24

Encaustic/ Mixed Media on Panel

“After I saw the Art of Encaustic in a Gallery in Tennessee, I was hooked. I searched out galleries around Atlanta and on the Internet that represented encaustic Art,” says Melody.

“After several months of observation and a lot of research, I started taking classes from a local encaustic artist, who simply blew me away with his knowledge of the technique.

I studied the art and began collecting the supplies necessary, thinking I could teach myself. That is when a fellow artist told me about a school in Sandy Springs that did instruction in encaustics. I called and immediately started taking classes.”

I am absolutely addicted to this medium. I can’t get enough…I have actually rubbed blisters on my hands from scraping and have more wax burns than I care to share. BUT, I’m in heaven when I work with it.”

Encaustic art is comprised of Hot BeesWax and Oil pigmentation applied with the aid of a heat gun or blow torch. It has made a major resurgence during the last decade. To learn more about this ancient art, there are plenty of articles available on the Internet by looking up encaustic history.

 

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