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A marvelous painting done by wax…………….
These things look so easy but are so very difficult to do. I really appreciate those who are able to make such amazing paintings. So here I reblog one from one such awesome painter Marina Kanavaki.
If you wish to work on it as an artist, I’m afraid you won’t find much info on the subject! However there are lots of videos on candle making and carved candles which could give you ideas [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3p-rQLk86BM&feature=related] Best way would be to simply get some soft wax and start playing with it… I’m sure you’ll find your way round it!
Thanks! Sounds like you’re figuring out making art with wax as you go — that’s great! And yeah, I know what that’s like… 🙂 I think what interests me about it is that it seems like ‘paint’ and also sculptural at the same time.
Marina, I really feel close to this composition. It is enigmatic, sweetly caressing as well. Is there a day I have not enjoyed your art? Never! Keep shining, my friend. Love.
Now this one if very unusual, Marina. The creamy white drips about look like glue and wet at that.
You can create some very interesting things!
Hugs, xx
Marina Kanavaki 
Strangely beautiful. The image draws you to it.
Thank you, Walter and thank you once again for your kind sea of comments!
that was so pretty! and the title suits its beauty! kudos, marina!
Thank you, Aina!
= ) no problem = ) tnx too
Reblogged this on The Gappuccino ~ g caffè ~ and commented:
A marvelous painting done by wax…………….
These things look so easy but are so very difficult to do. I really appreciate those who are able to make such amazing paintings. So here I reblog one from one such awesome painter Marina Kanavaki.
Thank you so much, G for reblogging and thank you for your very very kind words. I’m very grateful!
I will reblog more of ur paintings dear..They are marvelous….
Cheers….!!!!!!!!
Thank you very much, G! I appreciate it!!!!
Very powerful. Gives me intense feelings of concern. For distraught… wax? 🙂
Thank you, Charlie! Yes, it’s wax! A very warm and friendly material I love to work on…
Oooo… you read my ‘about’ page. 🙂 Where could I find out more about working with wax as a media?
If you wish to work on it as an artist, I’m afraid you won’t find much info on the subject! However there are lots of videos on candle making and carved candles which could give you ideas [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3p-rQLk86BM&feature=related] Best way would be to simply get some soft wax and start playing with it… I’m sure you’ll find your way round it!
Thanks! Sounds like you’re figuring out making art with wax as you go — that’s great! And yeah, I know what that’s like… 🙂 I think what interests me about it is that it seems like ‘paint’ and also sculptural at the same time.
Really like this picture, Marina!
Thank you, Bente. I’m so glad you do.
Breathtaking ….
Thank you, Karen. [“life interwoven with fiber” indeed! Excellent blog!]
Love the title! A beautiful detail Marina.
Thank you Karen!
Weeping cream with little green candy for a happy Easter .
For the ones who does not want to eat meat…
Delicious art it is!
[I have been tempted to eat them when I’m making them!] Happy Easter Dominique! Thank you!
Marina, I really feel close to this composition. It is enigmatic, sweetly caressing as well. Is there a day I have not enjoyed your art? Never! Keep shining, my friend. Love.
Shaheen, I’m very very flattered [and blushing!] Thank you!
Dear, you deserve truth — your art is special.
somehow I have a 3D experience watching your painting!
That’s so nice to hear, Frizz, thank you!
Beautiful! I like the different shades of green.
I’m so glad you do. Thank you!
Now this one if very unusual, Marina. The creamy white drips about look like glue and wet at that.
You can create some very interesting things!
Hugs, xx
Thank you so much Deb!
You’re welcome, and Happy Easter to you!
