After weeks of being under the weather I have been painting! This latest painting is of Moel Siabod and is built with layers of molten wax, creating a surface that feels both textured and alive. Softly fused skies drift above scraped and incised mountains, where pigments reveal themselves in ochres, greens, and stone-like tones. In the foreground, carved marks suggest grasses and movement, while the stream is rendered in smoother, light-catching wax, contrasting with the mo

In my latest painting, the soft encaustic layers blend light, texture, and colour to evoke the shifting skies and tranquil waters of Llyn y Dywarchen — where mist drifts over the hills and the land glows with late golden light. Situated above Drws y Coed in Dyffryn Nantlle, near Rhyd Ddu. 50cm x 21cm £695 #EncausticArt #LandscapePainting #WelshArt #LlynDywarchen #Eryri #NatureInspired #ArtOfWales #RhydDdu #EncausticPainting

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