Fay Kahn - Gallery Page 2 These images are created by using a batik method of applying color in layers. Melted wax is used to "save" certain colors and shapes, starting with the lightest hues and working toward the darker colors. Thin Japanese paper easily accepts the wax and adds to the final luminosity of the watercolors. I am especially interested in creating colorful images that depict the world around us in a way that engages the imagination, and reveals an appreciation of its beauty and wonder. Click on any of the paintings to see a higher resolution image and details about the painting.   2A Christmas Cactus 2B Watching for Squirrels 2C Heartland   2D Tower of Trees 2E Bahamian Reef 2F Hollyhocks   2G Midnight Landscape 2H Mountain Drama, November, 2004 2I Mary's Spring Garden   2J Flat Garden 2K Red Rock Canyon, Nevada 2L Along the Kootenai River   2M Discovering Tide Pools 2N The Wildflowers Beckon 2O Window Dressing   2P Evelyn Glennie Soars 2Q Spring Review 2R Vase with Cherry Blossoms     2S Visions of the Angelic 2T Silver Bell     Copyright 2001-2005 by Fay Kahn; All Rights Reserved Contact Fay by email at Fay@Shotei.com .