Morgana Wallace is a Victoria, British Columbia based artist.
Her mixed media compositions are created through a fine treatment of collage working the paper to create multiple layers and various textures.
Additionally, she will apply gauche to many of her works to add detail.
Each piece brings together references of various mythologies with fantastical and dream like elements, creating engaging and complex works of art.
Wallace often uses Japanese linen paper in her work because of her attraction to its texture, mixing it with thin card stock to create her characters’ flowing hair.
Other materials used in her works include X-ACTO knives, water colors, gouache, and pencil crayons.
To create depth and shadows she also uses foam board which adds to the painterly quality of her scenes.
More of Morgana Wallace‘s work can be found at http://www.madronagallery.com/artists/morgana-wallace.
Humoring the Goddess 
So am I, really.
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As I’ve said many times before, I am so humbled by these talented artists. What they can do is past amazing.
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The are indeed. I love that quality about them.
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I am so glad you enjoyed your visit!
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What someone can do with a bit of paper ! Amazing !
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These paintings/creations are magically 3 dimentional and beautiful vivid and lively Claudia….xx
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I don’t know why I couldn’t get my “like” to be added to the others but these are quite wonderful
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Thank you kindly for sharing this wonderful artist.
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Isn’t she? How imaginative to combine all those cuts and textures and make such beautiful people.
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Thank you for sharing! Her work is so delicate yet dimensional.
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Fantastic.
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