Studies in encaustic and oil — daniel j cunningham art

The beauty of encaustic is how it plays with light. The translucency of beeswax allows light to enter and refract adding an emotional depth unavailable to other mediums. It’s flexibility allows for experimentation and the chaotic nature of molten wax provides texture and spontaneity which is difficult to reproduce in different media.

Strand, 2008;
encaustic, oil, carbon on linen panel;
12” x 12”;
ENS-08-001;
$850 — Strand, 2008; encaustic, oil, carbon on linen panel; 12” x 12”; ENS-08-001; $850

Migraine, 2014;
encaustic, oil on panel;
46” x 48”;
ENS-14-004;
$9,500 — Migraine, 2014; encaustic, oil on panel; 46” x 48”; ENS-14-004; $9,500

Boxes 4 02 2008;
encaustic, oil, pastel on board;
22.5” x 30.5”;
ENS-08-023;
$2,800 — Boxes 4 02 2008; encaustic, oil, pastel on board; 22.5” x 30.5”; ENS-08-023; $2,800

Encroach, 2019;
encaustic, oil, shellac, alcohol ink on board;
12.75” x 10.5”;
ENS-19-013;
$850 — Encroach, 2019; encaustic, oil, shellac, alcohol ink on board; 12.75” x 10.5”; ENS-19-013; $850

Fade, 2019;
encaustic, oil on board;
10” x 10”;
ENS-19-014;
$450 — Fade, 2019; encaustic, oil on board; 10” x 10”; ENS-19-014; $450

Blue Study, 2019;
encaustic, oil on board;
11.25” x 16”;
ENS-19-012;
$650 — Blue Study, 2019; encaustic, oil on board; 11.25” x 16”; ENS-19-012; $650

Depth, 2015;
encaustic, oil on panel;
16.5” x 36”;
ENS-15-004;
$2,800 — Depth, 2015; encaustic, oil on panel; 16.5” x 36”; ENS-15-004; $2,800

Cold Wax Studies

Series: Bon Secour bay