Inky was a blue monster.

“Inky,” encaustic and ink on panel, 5″ x 4″ © Laura Tyler

You’re in a boat. It’s an overcast day but you can feel the sun about to break through.

"Sailing," encaustic and ink on panel, 5" x 4" © Laura Tyler

A puff of something, smoke or spindrift, swirling around a peak.

"Catch My Drift," encaustic and ink on panel, 5" x 4"

Scientists have reclassified some dinosaur fossils as juveniles or adults of a single species rather than keeping their separate species designation. They are rethinking the fossil record.

"Rethinking the Fossil Record," encaustic and ink on panel, 5" x 4" © Laura Tyler

LINKS
Puzzling Three-Horned Dino Is Adult Triceratops
One dinosaur too many?

There was a battle, but you had friends. There they are, over that hill, waving the white flag of courage for you.

"White Flag of Courage," encaustic and ink on panel, 5" x 4" © Laura Tyler

The way it feels when your long-tressed lover leans in to give you a kiss.

"Tresses," encaustic and ink on panel, 5" x 4" © Laura Tyler

A painting named after a song.

"Pumping Up the Jam," encaustic and ink on panel, 5" x 4" © Laura Tyler

Picture a fumarole pumping up jam to a Technotronic beat.

Pumping Up the Jam, is on display as part of Greg Wright’s “Pollination: Beyond the Garden” show up at Art Current in Provincetown, MA through June 24th, 2012.

LINKS
Gregory Wright
Technotronic
Fumarole