Judith can be contacted by e-mail at judith@judithmcrae.com
I was inspired by our visit to Writing on Stone in July of 2016, to see the beautiful petroglyphs. I was saddened that they have been so damaged, not only by wind and weather, but also by vandals who have scratched over them.
I created these little pieces based on the photos I took while I was there, supplemented by what I imagine they might have looked like in their original state.
I mixed children's play sand with acrylic gel medium, and used a pen, a small knife, and various sculpting tools to carve the images into the surface. Then I used red ochre, yellow ochre, and iridescent white to create what I think the original colouring might have looked like.
There are mistakes which I noticed after the fact. I'm leaving them for now. I like how these turned out.
These are in no way intended to mimic authentic aboriginal art; I did them just for fun and to see what might happen.
Contact Judith at judith@judithmcrae.com to inquire. (Sizes are in inches. Values are in Canadian dollars.)
"Arrows and Shields" - August, 2016 Media: Acrylic paint, acrylic gel, and play sand on canvas board Size: 5x7 inches
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"Hanging Pemmican" - August, 2016 Media: Acrylic paint, acrylic gel, and play sand on canvas board Size: 7x5 inches
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"The Hunter" - August, 2016 Media: Acrylic paint, acrylic gel, and play sand on canvas board Size: 7x5 inches |
"Warriors in Battle" - August, 2016 Media: Acrylic paint, acrylic gel, and play sand on canvas board Size: 7x5 inches |
"The Wounded" - August, 2016 Media: Acrylic paint, acrylic gel, and play sand on canvas board Size: 12x9 inches |