Hummingbird Miniature Dolls House Painting

Watch me paint miniature Art In Wax

I was painting this picture the other day and thought it might be fun to get my husband to take a quick video, I’ve not shown me painting this small before.

You can watch me putting the finishing touches to this hummingbird painting which is just one inch in width.

I use specialist tools and branded encaustic wax paint.

This is part 1

And part 2

New Miniature Fairy Art

These are my latest miniature paintings…..

The two fairy Godmother paintings and Moonbeam and Christmas Fairy are listed in my Etsy Store from today.

Find Art In Wax Miniature Paintings on Etsy :https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/ArtInWax

Fairies, Fairies, Fairies …..

Lots of commissions this month so far !!! And lots of them are fairies ……

These three themed fairies I have just finished.

They were a commission a lady who has already bought miniature art from me showed her daughter one of my fairy art paintings and her daughter asked me to paint one for her, the mop and bucket was her idea and I know she has a new puppy so I thought I’d do these for her to choose from and she is having them all !!

Would you like to commission a Fairy with a theme maybe.

Miniature Art is not just for dolls houses or ACEO Collectors this size which is 3.5 x 2.5 inches ( frames are 3 x 4 inches) are great as unique collectible art and make wonderful gifts too.

I also recently painted these four fairy pieces, Ocean and Sapphire fairy have sold and are in a collection of miniature Art in Wales ……. I do lave painting these fantasy pieces my imagine can just flow with the Wax …..

If you would like a fairy painting in miniature painted especially for you please get in touch.

Southend Art Exhibition : March 2014

Local Art @ the Cliffs Pavilion Southend

This weekend has been great fun !!! Showing some of my Art In Wax and viewing some amazing art by local artists at the Southend on Sea Art Club “Spring Exhibition of Paintings”.

We, Adrian and I attended to the private viewing and reception opened by Sir Teddy Taylor on Thursday Evening which had a wonderful turnout, we got to see the art on display, over 300 pieces and a great mix of subjects and styles in all sorts of medium ….. we have some very talented artists in this area and they were on show in all their glory this weekend.

This was my first time showing Art In Wax in a large exhibition like this and my pictures were the only Encaustic Art works in the show, it was great to talk to people about working in hot wax.

Local Artists

It was good to meet some of the artists, Pauline Grove, who I have met before was there with some of her wonderful pieces, also great to see in person some of the work I have only seen online before through connections on Facebook, such as the work of Sharon Stone and Lori Wiseman who have kindly given their permission to show a couple of their pieces from the exhibition in this blog post.

Sharon Stone Art
Lori Wiseman
Pauline Grove Art
Joe Morris

Press Release

Thank you to Roy Bull from the Southend Art Club committee for sending me this picture of the award winners from the weekend exhibition and the press release below.

Sir Teddy Taylor opened an exhibition of paintings by the Southend Art Club at the Cliffs Pavilion, Westcliff, on Thursday evening ( 20th March ).

There was a record number of paintings on show, a total of 344, in an exhibition that delighted artists and public alike. With his usual wit and charm Sir Teddy Taylor gave a small speech and presented trophies to the winners of each category. Alan Hunter for best drawing, Sir Teddy Taylor, Norman Ventris for best watercolour, Joan McCluskey for best newcomer, Joe Morris for best painting in the exhibition. Anita Pickles for best oil, and Andrea Sinclair for best acrylic, were not there on that evening.

Southend Art Club is possibly the largest art club in Britain and new members are always welcome.

Photograph by Ian James.
From left to right in the photograph
Alan Hunter for best drawing.
Sir Teddy Taylor
Norman Ventris for best watercolour
Joan McCluskey for best newcomer
Joe Morris for best painting in the exhibition.