A New Encaustic Painting by Colorado Contemporary Artist, Susan M. Gibbons




Interstice 4.2016

Encaustic on Cradled Board

12" x 12" x 1.5"

Available!

Contact me for purchase information:

smgibbonsfineartist@gmail.com

To see more of my work:

http://www.susanmgibbons.com


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