Our very best wishes to you all for a Happy Christmas and a Wonderful New Year. Thanks you all for your interest and time spent looking into or creating with the encaustic arts. We continue to be inspired by what so many of you are doing with this fascinating medium. Well done and thank you again.…
Autumn update & Special Offers galore! Welcome to this newsletter which we hope will bring you some updates and also some opportunity to get a few bargains along the way. Firstly, thanks for taking a moment to see what news we have for you about encaustic art. For a start, there is an evolution…
We’re back for a couple of hours over the carnival weekend at Hochanda. We’ll be giving away a couple of paintings too – one on each of the hours. Doilies (doyleys) and reflected castles are a couple of the topics, but also a peek back at the Ally Pally show – were you there?
In February the mood for fantasy work using the hot air gun took over and most of these images are the result. The two landscape images are done by colouring-over with the stylus, where an inkjet printed image onto copy paper is coloured-over with wax colours to create a fairly accurate painted image. See the video…
The third and final video for xmas cards 2015. In this 11 minute session you will se quite a few cards created with seasonal images – Santa, Nativity, Wise Men, Fir Tree & Fairy Candles. Thanks for taking time to look in and share all of this. Merry Christmas to you … https://youtu.be/yIUlknxeOlk
One of the easiest cards to make using the iron is a candle card. It is a nice twist too that the wax candles are also painted in wax! It is really quite simple, easier than you probably imagine. This second video in the Christmas card series shows you the basics, but is you search…