New Work Wednesday: Wilderness 06/15/2011
My new painting this week is entitled Wilderness. This painting layers a Hawaiian map, 2 Hawaiian petroglyph drawings, encaustic (wax), green sand and olivine (I purchased on the Big Island of Hawaii), acrylic and mica on a small stretched canvas. The green sand and olivine is from Green Sand Beach – one of only two green sand beaches in the United States. (The other is in Guam.) The beach gets its distinctive coloring from olivine found in the enclosing cinder cone. Green Sand Beach is located near South Point, the southernmost point on the Big Island of Hawaii and of the 50 United States. Because I didn’t have a 4 Wheel Drive, it was a 2 ¼ mile hike one-way to the Green Sand Beach…but worth every step! Happy Mid-Week! Mary CommentsFabricFascination 06/15/2011 6:26am
I would love to visit one of the green sand beaches, how cool.
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06/15/2011 8:13am
Awesome new work!
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I am a painter and art educator living in the Greater St. Louis Area. I love creating mixed-media paintings layered with maps and geologic drawings. This blog is a place for me to share my work and what inspires me. Read more here. Follow me?Interested in buying my art?
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