Ruth was able to do a demonstration of her encaustic art at a retirement community in Bremerton today. Many of the people living there are artists and part of the local association. Most of them paint using oils and this was a new and exciting art form for them. They would like Ruth to come back and teach a class this fall. They were very encouraging and many purchased her art.
Thanks to the staff and residents at Cascades of Bremerton for hosting this demonstration today!
Ruth was born in Ukraine and placed in an orphanage due to her disabilities. Adopted to the USA in 2009 she has blessed everyone with her unique artistic talents.
Friday, August 26, 2011
Saturday, August 6, 2011
New Encaustic
Ruth has been changing up the background paper she uses in her Encaustic art. It almost looks like chalk on a blackboard, but it's wax!
Saturday, July 23, 2011
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All sizes are matted, finished, one-of-a-kind art. You may specify color preferences in your order, but finished products may vary from designs seen on this site. Orders take 2-4 weeks to process.
Saturday, July 9, 2011
Our Artist
Ruth with other professional artists giving her advice and buying her art!
Ruth made 20 personalized pieces of art for those who came into the gallery to purchase!
Ruth by her display at the end of the day with dad.
Saturday, July 2, 2011
Gig Harbor Art Walk a Success!
Thank you to everyone who came out and supported Ruth today at Gig Harbor's Art Walk at the For Art Sake gallery! Over 100 visitors stopped by including local artists, museum directors, media and of course friends!
Ruth ended up making 20 pieces of art while in the gallery as many people wanted to put in their personalized requests for sizes, colors and details. She worked tirelessly for five hours! We are so proud of her!
Pictures coming soon!
Friday, June 17, 2011
Sunday, June 5, 2011
2011 VSA Submission
We submitted Ruth's art for the national VSA competition this weekend. We are so proud of her pieces! These are encaustic prints mounted on wood, and mounted again on 16x16 MDF boards. The first is "Seasons" where she did 9 panels depicting spring to winter, and the second is "Colors", 4 panels in which she did the same scene in monochrome to capture different feelings by color. (It is so difficult to get the nature of encaustic to photograph well! Because it is wax, using a flash causes a reflection,and without a flash you can't see the detail. )
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