If you have been following my bog for a while, you probably have noticed that I have several online classes. Here is one for those who can't make it to San Miguel de Allende to take classes with me :
https://vimeo.com/ondemand/4167
Encaustic lends itself to many different techniques, and is beautiful on its own. Below are just some of the many techniques I have used in encaustic.
Just have fun, experiment, and make sure you do not use any acrylic.
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| encaustic and oil glazes |
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| encasutic over water color on paper |
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| ink wash, charcoal, encaustic, |
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| collage, pan pastel, encasutic |
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| detail of water spray into encaustic for lava-like texture |
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| countless layers of colored encaustic, drawing with charcoal and hours of scraping |
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| encaustic over tissue paper collage and texture built up with a hot pen |
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| stained support, layers of encaustic, small collage and carved figures into the encaustic. |
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| detail of melting encaustic over encaustic and oil |
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| charcoal dust in between layers of encasutic |
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| detail of encaustic stenciling |
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| carved encaustic over contrasting painted layers. |
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| encaustic on paper |
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| encaustic with cold wax stenciling |
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| encaustic, oil paint and shellac burn |
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