Scroll down to see images of encaustic work, photography, digital drawing and some miscellaneous media pieces.
Lancaster Sound - Sphinx 3 : photograph, pigment ink on rag paper : edition of 10, 1 of 10 : print size - 10”h x 21”w, framed - 17”h x 27”w Museum glass
Black Bamboo : altered photograph, pigment ink on archival paper : 23”h x 25”w framed, 16”h x 18”w print size : edition of 25 : $350 : by LCole
Cosmic Calibrator : original digital drawing, pigment ink on archival paper : 32”h x 32”w, framed : $600 : by Lynda Cole
Between the Frames : altered photograph, pigment ink on archival paper : edition of 25 : 24”h x 22”w framed, 18”h x 13”w print size : $600 : by Lynda Cole
Optical Recess : original digital drawing, pigment ink on archival paper : edition of 25 : 26”h x 26”w framed, 23”h x23”w print size : $600 : by Lynda Cole
Yellow - Deep : encaustic on wood panel : 4’h x 3’w x 2”d : $3360 by Lynda Cole
Yellow : encaustic on wood panel : 4’h x 3’w x 2”d : can hang vertically or horizontally : $3360 : by Lynda Cole
Cloud and Mystery : encaustic on canvas on Gator Board in 3 panels : 4’h x 6’w x 1.5”d : $6240 by Lynda Cole
Jan Mayen : photograph, pigment ink on archival paper : 32”h x 31”w framed and glazed with Museum Glass, (22”h x 22”w print size) : edition of 25 : $700 : by Lynda Cole
Black Water Lily : altered photograph, pigment ink on archival paper : 33”h x 33”w framed and glazed with Museum Glass, (24”h x 24”w print size) : edition of 10 : $700 : by Lynda Cole
Newfoundland : photograph, pigment ink on archival paper : 26”h x 31”w framed and glazed with Museum Glass, (17”h x 22”w print size) : edition of 10 : $700 : by Lynda Cole
Moonwalk : silver leaf, palladium leaf, ink on 4” squares of acrylic panel, fabricated hangers. This hangs out from the wall about 1 inch : 72”h x 22”w x 1.5”d : $3000 : By Lynda Cole
elemental - silver : 40”h x 40”w unframed : silver leaf on DuraLar : $1900 : by Lynda Cole
There are more versions of elemental - same size, media, slightly different patterns - inquire if interested. Originally, I covered a wall with these, overlapping them an inch and mounting them to the wall with Neodymium magnets. The magnets created a grid pattern over the silver leaf.