An acrylic painting on 16″x20″ canvas of a woman hula-hooping inspired by the protests of the Occupy Movement that began in 2008. Finer details are done in metallic ink. The overall style is meant to be reminiscent of art deco and art nouveau.
Artist: J.R. Goslant
Inspired by a photograph taken of a Pakistani tribeswoman with a striking countenance and distinctive lines conjured by time. Despite old age, her bright, blue eyes remained clear and piercing. Done with pastel on 18″x24″ paper.
Artist: J.R. Goslant
A simple yet elegant portrait of woman done during a study of the face and lighting. Pastels and pencil were used on an 18″x24″ paper.
Artist: J.R. Goslant
A beautiful watercolor landscape depicting Cascades Park off Main Street in North Woodstock, NH during a tranquil summer day done on 12″x18″ paper.
Artist: J.R. Goslant
A depiction of a whale inspired by the Native American cultures of the Pacific Northwest, hand-carved and painted on river driftwood. The driftwood is 12″ long and just under 4″ tall.
Artist: J.R. Goslant
A cross-cultural ouija board with traditional “yes,” “no,” “hello,” and “goodbye” responses, the English alphabet has been replaced with the Elder Futhark runes, an all-seeing eye radiates from the center and the words “O spirits, come forth and speak unto us peacefully, or leave us be,” in ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics create a frame for the center. A unique symbol appears in each corner: Ankh, Eye of Horus, Wiccan Star, and the Ohm symbol. All the symbols have been lightly hand-etched. The center symbols are hand-painted and the hieroglyphics highlighted with gold ink. The board is approximately 14″x20″.
Artist: J.R. Goslant
Astrolabe Arts 
