Showing posts with label collage and encasutic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collage and encasutic. Show all posts

Sunday, June 29, 2014

Friday, June 20, 2014

The studio is ready for students

We are still unpacking and organizing, but after several days of work placing and replacing tables, storage boxes and hot palettes, the studio is ready for students. There is plenty of light and room for 8 people.
The before photo

Stacks were placed and bolted into the wall
Everything in place, including the anti-fatigue mats
opposite side with a demo table

I can easily find what ever is needed

Light, air and a view

Everything is ready. Students sign up!

Tuesday, February 25, 2014

brilliant use of photos collages and encasutic

Cynthia Hamilton, my daughter, also works in encaustic - completely different from how I work.
I am impressed how she can combine photos and collage into a interesting  story- telling
surfaces - not just sticking a photo in the middle of the board and painting a frame around it. To see her whole series of "The Brides and the Bees", click on the link: http://youtu.be/HvbXfCqjrKs 


Friday, August 9, 2013

Combining oil paint and encausic

I just realized that I have 11 encaustic classes planned.

I am getting close to finishing the videos of the demos and then on to the editing and finally posting the classes.

1. Hot pen drawing over luminous layers

2. Oil stained board and smooth encaustic surface

3. Creative Stenciling

4. Building layers, scraping and carving

5. Collage

6. Incising lines and drawing on rice paper

7. Transfers and shellac burn

8. Combing oil paint and encaustic

9. Creating heavy, rock-like textures

10  Encaustic on paper

11. Sculpting in encasutic


Thursday, August 8, 2013

Tuesday, August 6, 2013

Encasutic collage and beyond

The third encaustic class I am preparing is collage. Hopefully you will want to take your collage to the next level, considering balance, contrast and composition.
Here are a couple of examples of what we will be doing.