"Walnut Tree Swing" Beth BobbittBeth Bobbitt, Bella Vista, AR Walnut Tree Swing, 2026 Encaustic and mixed media on wood 16 x 36 My work explores the intersection of art, nature, and well being. As an encaustic artist, I use beeswax, pigment, and tree resin to create mythic landscapesmelting, carving, fusing, and scraping back layers help me understand the ongoing transformation around and within us. Organic materials root each piece in nature, while rich colors, flashes of gold, and
After this discovery
Reeves had a reputation throughout the territory for his ability to catch outlaws that other deputies couldn't
who’s studio is located in the historic district of downtown Eureka Springs
and many people love the Arkansas Razorback Hogs
and the waters become cold again and lose their healing powers
developing through experience a technique entirely his own
At fifteen
home remains one of our most universal common grounds: a place of belonging
The scene represents the in-between moments we all recognize but rarely pause to consider
They are lead free
beautifully crafted in warm 14K yellow gold
to larger diptychs with increasingly vibrant colors and more intriguing images