Susan Wallis - Autumn's Vibrant Decay
I spend many an afternoon walking the shores of Prince Edward County searching for unusual shaped pieces of wood that have been weathered by the the sun and the waves. They are natural sculptures within themselves.
This one I found on the shore of Lake Ontario in Prince Edward County and brought it back to my studio. (it’s a heavy one!)
I choose the bright colours of fall for this piece as it is iin striking contrast to the greyish brown colour of the weathered log.
By Susan Wallis
15 in High 7 in diameter
Encaustic on driftwood
I spend many an afternoon walking the shores of Prince Edward County searching for unusual shaped pieces of wood that have been weathered by the the sun and the waves. They are natural sculptures within themselves.
This one I found on the shore of Lake Ontario in Prince Edward County and brought it back to my studio. (it’s a heavy one!)
I choose the bright colours of fall for this piece as it is iin striking contrast to the greyish brown colour of the weathered log.
By Susan Wallis
15 in High 7 in diameter
Encaustic on driftwood
I spend many an afternoon walking the shores of Prince Edward County searching for unusual shaped pieces of wood that have been weathered by the the sun and the waves. They are natural sculptures within themselves.
This one I found on the shore of Lake Ontario in Prince Edward County and brought it back to my studio. (it’s a heavy one!)
I choose the bright colours of fall for this piece as it is iin striking contrast to the greyish brown colour of the weathered log.
By Susan Wallis
15 in High 7 in diameter
Encaustic on driftwood
