Monday, March 30, 2009
The end of a semester -
Here we are. Missing from our photo are Loralei and Babette. It's the end of the semester. Much wax has been painted and friendships have been formed. A very worthwhile effort.
Barbara - Windy Active
Tessa - Spirals
Tessa - Earth
Alix - No and Yes
Alix - Ds and Ws
Alix - Lay of the Land
Alix - Stripes
Alix - Surging Waters
The end . . . for now.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Encaustic Painting - open work week
Sunday, March 8, 2009
Sources for Encaustic Painting, Winter 2009, BBAC
I'll add more to these as I think of them.
SOURCES
PVA (polyvinyl acetate) - I got it from Hollanders but it is in the catalog of Dick Blick, Utrechts, probably many others
anything having to do with plexiglas - Plastic Tech in Ann Arbor: 734.665.3580
beeswax - www.dadant.com
Books
The Art of Encaustic Painting: Contemporary Expression in the Ancient Medium of Pigmented Wax by Joanne Mattera
Encaustic Workshop: Artistic Techniques for Working with Wax by Patricia Seggebruch
R & F Encaustic - for everything encaustic and lots of information: www.rfpaints.com
Enkaustikos: art supplies including encaustic: www.fineartstore.com
The Scrapbox in Ann Arbor for bits and pieces to use in mixed media
Blogs, websites, pages:
http://www.davisandcline.com/Artist-Detail.cfm?ArtistsID=372
http://encausticopolis.blogspot.com
http://joannemattera.blogspot.com/
http://www.pbsartist.com/galleries.shtml
http://rfpaints.wordpress.com/2009/01/08/using-our-encaustic-gesso-for-tempera/
http://www.conradwildegallery.com/
SOURCES
PVA (polyvinyl acetate) - I got it from Hollanders but it is in the catalog of Dick Blick, Utrechts, probably many others
anything having to do with plexiglas - Plastic Tech in Ann Arbor: 734.665.3580
beeswax - www.dadant.com
Books
The Art of Encaustic Painting: Contemporary Expression in the Ancient Medium of Pigmented Wax by Joanne Mattera
Encaustic Workshop: Artistic Techniques for Working with Wax by Patricia Seggebruch
R & F Encaustic - for everything encaustic and lots of information: www.rfpaints.com
Enkaustikos: art supplies including encaustic: www.fineartstore.com
The Scrapbox in Ann Arbor for bits and pieces to use in mixed media
Blogs, websites, pages:
http://www.davisandcline.com/Artist-Detail.cfm?ArtistsID=372
http://encausticopolis.blogspot.com
http://joannemattera.blogspot.com/
http://www.pbsartist.com/galleries.shtml
http://rfpaints.wordpress.com/2009/01/08/using-our-encaustic-gesso-for-tempera/
http://www.conradwildegallery.com/
Next Encaustic Painting Class
Hi everyone. Here are the images for last week. Below those is the information for this week. I'll post "Sources" on a separate post.
Loralei - Street Target
Loralei - Street Trash
Loralei - Street Trash 2
Tessa - Curves in progress
I don't have any demonstrations in mind so if there is anything you'd like to ask me to demonstrate, please do. If Tessa, Barbara, Suzanne and/or Babette want to bring work for a little group critique, do so.
Bring your normal encaustic load.
I'll bring:
PVA
plexi adhesive
Jon Wilson's work so you can see how he "paints with fire"
Loralei - Street Target
Loralei - Street Trash
Loralei - Street Trash 2
Tessa - Curves in progress
I don't have any demonstrations in mind so if there is anything you'd like to ask me to demonstrate, please do. If Tessa, Barbara, Suzanne and/or Babette want to bring work for a little group critique, do so.
Bring your normal encaustic load.
I'll bring:
PVA
plexi adhesive
Jon Wilson's work so you can see how he "paints with fire"
Labels:
art,
art instruction,
encaustic,
wax,
wax on plexiglas
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Encaustic Painting on Plexiglas
Alix - "World's Oceans"
Tessa - "Woodland"
Tessa - "Evolution"
Hi everyone. I'll demonstrate painting on plexiglas this week. The main thing here is to think in washes of sheer color. I'm told I'll be able to pick up the plexi on Wednesday. Babette, I have one 12x12 square plus cleats for you if you want it. If you don't, I'll keep it.
I plan on asking each of you what you want to do during the following 2 class periods. If you read this in time, bring in your favorite pieces of what you've done so far. They don't have to be finished. Maybe we can do a bit of a group critique and help each of you sort out where to go next.
Tessa - "Woodland"
Tessa - "Evolution"
Hi everyone. I'll demonstrate painting on plexiglas this week. The main thing here is to think in washes of sheer color. I'm told I'll be able to pick up the plexi on Wednesday. Babette, I have one 12x12 square plus cleats for you if you want it. If you don't, I'll keep it.
I plan on asking each of you what you want to do during the following 2 class periods. If you read this in time, bring in your favorite pieces of what you've done so far. They don't have to be finished. Maybe we can do a bit of a group critique and help each of you sort out where to go next.
Labels:
art,
art instruction,
encaustic,
plexiglas,
wax
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