Wildflowers- Original Dolls House Art

I thought it might be fun to take some photos as I painted this pretty wildflower Landscape

As you can see I paint, not using a brush but a stylus tool, it’s not unlike painting with a knife as people do when working with different medium. As you will know from reading my blog and website I’m an Encaustic artist. I paint in specialist Encaustic wax paints on for purpose card.

The wax paint had a great texture and sheen when finished.

This painting is 2 x 2 1/2 inches and is for sale along with other of my art on Etsy
link To buy this painting

Original Collectible Miniature Art not suitable for children.

1:24 Scale Dolls House Furniture

Painting Tiny Art

I was recently asked if I painted for 1:24 scale. Which I hadn’t before, but I took the commission as you may know from reading my blog I do love a challenge …… I painted a tiny cottage landscape just 1 inch by 1 1/4 inches, following showing this I have sold a couple more paintings for this scale dolls house and been asked to do more commissions.

I showed these tiny pieces on Facebook and have had a lot of comments, this has lead me to paint more pictures in the scale and this week I decided to try something different.

My 1:12 (the size I mostly paint for ) dolls house screens / room dividers have always been very popular. Each being an original painting as a unique piece of miniature furniture. So I decided to try some at this smaller scale.

Quote about dolls house scales

“The most common standard for
adult collectors is 1:12 scale, also called 1″ or one inch scale (where 1 foot is represented by 1 inch.) Among adult collectors there are also smaller scales which are much more common in the United States than in Britain. 1:24 or half inch scale (1 foot is 1/2″) was popular in Marx dollhouses in the 1950s but only became widely available in collectible houses after 2002, about the same time that even smaller scales became more popular, like 1:48 or quarter inch scale (1 foot is 1/4″) and 1:144 or “dollhouse for a dollhouse” scale.”

Wikipedia https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dollhouse

1:24 Dolls’ House Room Dividers

Painted in Encaustic Wax paints on specialist gloss card. I have backed the panels with card and the back has a coloured card backing to cover up the paper tape that creates the concertina effect.

Approximately 7.5 cm high with each panel 2 cm wide. They are delicate pieces of furniture.

It is great fun and very challenging painting this tiny.

Hope you like these new tiny pieces of art and furniture. My Husband Adrian made me this little set up help me get my eye in for this tiny scale. And it makes a lovely way to display the art and screens.

I will be painting more in this scale, in fact I have four to paint as a commission for a collector in Scotland who has a country cottage style dolls house 1:24 scale. I will also be listing pieces in my Etsy show over the next few weeks too.

All New Original Miniature Dollhouse Art

These are my latest miniature paintings which I have now listed in my Etsy store today.

I have been painting this new miniatures over the past month ready to list online after the holidays so today they are now live and for sale. I ship worldwide from Southend England.

Some new subjects are included such as the surfer seascapes, plus the northern lights aurora borealis, ice skaters in a winter landscape and my cottage paintings are proving very popular and I do love paintings these and of course the fantasy fairies.

To see more please pop over to Art In Wax on Etsy and don’t forget I paint commissions too. So if you like one of my paintings that is now sold, then why not commission a piece of my art, all my Art In Wax is original art, I don’t do copies / reproductions.

Miniature collectible pieces of art – NOT suitable for children

My art is all original and painted using encaustic paints on specialist card supports.

Easels and accessories NOT included

Original Art for your DollHouse

Painting in miniature for dolls house and collectors is challenging but great fun

This week I have been painting flowers, which is where I started when I first began painting encaustic.

This miniatures are painted using Encaustic hot wax paints on specialist encaustic. And support which is a high gloss cream coloured support for Encaustic painting.

Currently these miniatures are for sale via my Etsy shop.

https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/ArtInWax