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Hotplate : A Gallery of Encaustic Hotplate Images | |
This Gallery page is a small selection of the types of image that can be accomplished using the hotplate as the main tool. There are more examples in the encaustic collection and on other web based encaustic galleries too. CLICK
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ELISABETH VAN UDEN from the DVD "Encaustic Art - Hobby to Art" | ||||
Elisabeth Van Uden demonstrates
all the images in this first section of the Hotplate Gallery on her DVD "From Hobby to Art" If you want to see these being created live then get a copy. |
encaustic art card A3 an exercise in sponge roller control
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encaustic art card A3 an exercise in japanese knife use. an image of mussel shells. |
encaustic art card A3 an exercise in sponge roller control. Sun & Sky for separation of colours, foreground for highlighting. |
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encaustic art card A3 an exercise in scrapy wax mover and small round white block sponge use through this bamboo image. |
encaustic art card A3 an exercise in white block sponges, roller control, other sponges, etc. |
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encaustic art card A3 an exercise in beginning to create landscape on the hotplate. |
encaustic art card A3 an exercise in development of a more complex subject - a glass vase against a duo coloured background, filed with trailing plant forms. |
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JOHN BUCKLAND from the DVD "Exploring Ideas" | ||||
John Buckland creates all the images shown here on the DVD "Exploring Ideas". There are 3 contributors so for an inspiring insight into some of the methods for working on the encaustic art A2+ Ultimate Hotplate get hold of a copy : ) | encaustic card A3 a familiar landscape to get things started on John's inspiring and creative DVD collection of images |
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encaustic card A3 fantasy landscape mainly worked with tissue and iron on the hotplate
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encaustic card A3 fantasy abstract using tissue and introducing use of rubber stamps as mark making tools3 |
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encaustic card A3 sponge roller based landscape approach3 |
encaustic card A3 roller, torn card, stamps and direct wax blocks |
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encaustic card A3 a lovely sponge formed landscape |
encaustic card A3 mostly roller work for this landscape |
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encaustic card A3 doilies, rubber stamps, torn cards dominate the tools used for this abstract |
encaustic card A3 an all out explosion of most of the techniques John explores on the DVD. rather like an encaustic pandora's box! |
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encaustic card A3 more abstract work, mostly with rollers, palette knife and direct wax block drawing |
encaustic card A3 a wonderful waterfall landscape close-up. the trees are created with sponges and the foliage with rubber stamps |
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MICHAEL BOSSOM - examples of hotplate encaustic art | ||||
Water colour paper A3 basic landscape & seascape approach on absorbent surface
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Water colour paper A2 an exercise in tone and shading for depth and sky interest |
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Water colour paper A2 development of the idea of movement (wind) through cloud & tree forms |
Water colour paper A3 demonstration using a "torn" sponge roller for mountains |
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Water colour paper A3 muted landscape |
Water colour paper A3 muted abstract landscape |
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Water colour paper A4 |
Water colour paper A3 rough textured paper |
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Water colour paper A3 subtle toning |
Water colour paper format designed to exhibit a feeling of space |
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encaustic card A3 tissue & rubber stamp abstract done as a demo on a workshop |
encaustic card A3 personal style & a piece that proved enjoyable to create |
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encaustic card A3 an exercise is balance |
encaustic card A3 simple multiple marks to express flow & life |
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encaustic card A3 a favorite in the "snaking" style of tissue work & pattern development |
encaustic card A3 primary colours used to travel into the third dimensional experience |
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encaustic card A3 a hot spiral form |
encaustic card A3 another alien spiral encounter |
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encaustic card A4 a glimpse into the realm of brighter light! |
encaustic card A4 on-track : a doodle whilst giving public taster sessions at a big show |
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encaustic card A3 4 another doodle at the same public show |
encaustic card A4 drag though coating landscape see : Exploring Ideas |
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encaustic card A4 the tree of life added to the drag-through background |
encaustic card A2 a fantasy light in soft colouration
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encaustic card A4 the flowers were added onto the drag-through background - the sort of stuff that sells well for home decor |
encaustic card A2 a combination of abstraction in the background with a playful representation of the tree added |
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encaustic card A3 flower forms created using rubber gloved fingers (hot!) |
encaustic card A3 example of creating an entire image using one rubber stamp design (dragon in center) |
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encaustic card A2 almost an abstract, but really a love affair |
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encaustic card A4 show demo 1 direct wax blocks & tissue |
encaustic card A4 show demo 2 direct wax blocks & tissue |
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encaustic card A4 show demo 3 direct wax blocks & tissue |
encaustic card A5 an early experiment in hotplate work |
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encaustic card A3 vertical drag-through treated into a fantasy scape |
encaustic card A4 vertical drag-through treated into a fantasy scape |
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encaustic card A3 show demo 1 tissue, rubber stamps, torn card |
encaustic card A3 show demo 2 tissue, rubber stamps, torn card |
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encaustic card A3 tunnel forms for depth enhancement |
encaustic card A3 more tunnel forms for depth enhancement |
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encaustic card A5 a design chosen as a greetings card design in the 1990's |
encaustic card A6 an early exploration of combining drag-through backgrounds with castle fantasy images |
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encaustic card A3 4 drag-through example of great light quality that lends itself to landscape & fantasy subjects |
encaustic card A4 a drag-through that was "hot air blown" to enhance the form, then detailed with the castle for theming |
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