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Suzanne Shield-Polk
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Station Museum of Contemporary Art.
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What is Encaustic?
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580 W Arapaho Rd. #271, Richardson, Texas, 75080. Encaustic painting is an ancient process developed by the Greeks. The word encaustic is Greek and it means to burn or burn in. In its simplest form, encaustic involves melting wax with a resin to create encaustic medium. Pigment is then added to create encaustic paint. The paint or medium is brushed on when it's hot and each layer is fused to the surface with a heat gun, torch, or iron. For registration and questions. Bonny at theencausticcenter.com.
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Children of Picasso | Embracing Mixed Media
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Adventures in mixed media with the author of the Embracing Encaustic book series. April 21, 2015 in Linda Robertson. Upon a Singing Wind, 24″ x 24″, encaustic and mixed media. What a great title for a show, right? You can still see my paintings for a few more days at In Bocca al Lupo Fine Art, a gorgeous gallery in Oregon City, Oregon. In Bocca al Lupo Fine Art. 820 Main Street, Suite “D”, Oregon City. The show ends on April 27, 2015. Join My Mailing List. Linda Robertson Arts on Facebook. Each focusing ...
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About Encaustics: ENCAUSTIC PAINTING AND PRINTMAKING
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Sunday, October 26, 2008. ENCAUSTIC PAINTING AND PRINTMAKING. Encaustic paint is essentially beeswax, natural tree resin, pigment and of course, heat. People have been painting with it off-and-on for centuries dating back to Ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome. Here in Houston at the Menil Museum you can see several Fayum Mummy Portraits that date to antiquity. My dictionary sources describe it as:. A paint consisting of pigment mixed with beeswax and fixed with heat after its application. Paula Roland, an ar...
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Encaustic, Book/Article Resources: We Have Moved. New Look & Features!
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We Have Moved. New Look and Features! ParksArtworks© has been and will be going through some changes in the way it looks, and in the way you navigate. Things have been streamlined and made more efficient in order to bring a better online experience. There are two main pages: The Blog. And the Encaustic Resource Pages. Additionally a page for the contributing artist and main contact, Jonathan D. Parks' work. Don't forget you can connect with us on Facebook. Encaustic on the Web (NEW! Art that Waxes Poetic".
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No Kindle? No Problem! How to Read my eBooks | Embracing Mixed Media
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Adventures in mixed media with the author of the Embracing Encaustic book series. How to Read my eBooks. February 6, 2015 in eBook. You may have heard that my Embracing Encaustic. Book series has been updated and released exclusively in eBook format! Here’s a link to the official announcement with some images from the first book. If you aren’t a regular reader of eBooks, never fear! If you have a dedicated Kindle reader then you already know how easy eBooks are to download and read. Look for the area on ...
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New Book! Embracing Encaustic: Mixing Media | Embracing Mixed Media
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Adventures in mixed media with the author of the Embracing Encaustic book series. Embracing Encaustic: Mixing Media. June 13, 2015 in Linda Robertson. I’m thrilled to announce that the second book in my Embracing Encaustic series is now available! Embracing Encaustic: Mixing Media. The second book in the series, builds on the basic techniques illustrated in my first book,. Embracing Encaustic: Learning to Paint with Beeswax. Find out more about both of my eBooks or purchase them here. Join My Mailing List.
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New Work at NW Encaustic in Seattle | Embracing Mixed Media
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Adventures in mixed media with the author of the Embracing Encaustic book series. New Work at NW Encaustic in Seattle. July 9, 2015 in Linda Robertson. Seeds of Things to Come, encaustic and mixed media, 11 x 14 in., by Linda Robertson. The studio/gallery is located in “The Building,” behind the Morgan Street Junction which houses artists from diverse disciplines and backgrounds. Explore all three floors during the West Seattle Art Walk on the second Thursday of each month. Join My Mailing List. Each foc...
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Make BIG ART and Feel Like a Kid Again | Embracing Mixed Media
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Adventures in mixed media with the author of the Embracing Encaustic book series. Make BIG ART and Feel Like a Kid Again. March 16, 2015 in Linda Robertson. There are some classes I only teach in the summer because they are a little messy like Beautiful Backgrounds. Or a little smelly like Encaustic and Shellac. But some of them, like my Wax Scrolls class. Are just more fun that way! This expressive process will make you feel like a kid again! Learn to make your own beautiful Wax Scrolls. In my Oregon st...
