Abstract Mountain paintings

August 22, 2014
Abstract Painting

How Julia Got into Encaustic Art

Encaustic- the word allows you to curious and that’s the way I became an encaustic artist. When I had been painting with essential oils, some body said might work reminded them of encaustic. This is one way my job in encaustics began. I today can say after a long time “why” We paint, it’s your way of every wax painting. I allow wax painting tell me in which i'm going. It may be fun, exhilarating, tiring and moment switching or it just simply occurs, straight away. But I trust it, because its more than just me personally, it’s a visual story, sensation, declaration or emotion.

Painting allows me communicate through a visual conversation. I love to tell a tale in a painting and hope the watchers enjoy listening aesthetically. We began painting into the belated 80’s and discovered my enthusiasm for involved in encaustics (beeswax, resin and pigment) in 2003.

Making Hill Landscape Paintings

There is something concerning the surface, the translucencies as well as the method the light is held into the wax. Everyone loves the challenges of painting with wax as it goes from liquid to solid rapidly. The majority of my Abstract hill Paintings have 15 to 25 layers of wax.
In my opinion in producing work with a good construction, perhaps not unlike creating a house, the levels behave like footers. This enables me personally the capacity to dig, scrap and use a lot of heat to produce a smooth area. I believe the ceramic want shine on my works is from my method therefore the way I heat the wax.

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