Description
Join us for an exciting workshop that dives into the fusion of mixed media and encaustic paint. This full-day session will uncover the endless possibilities these two mediums offer when combined.
Workshop Highlights
- Techniques & Processes: Learn to integrate mixed media and printed images with encaustic paint.
- Hands-On Demonstration: Isabelle will show how to use encaustic paints as a bonding agent to elevate your mixed media pieces, adding depth and luminosity that other mediums can’t achieve.
- Creative Exploration: Utilize Japanese papers and other lightweight, porous papers as a base. Explore photo transfer, layering, and printing techniques to add dimension to your encaustic paintings, resulting in unique, one-of-a-kind pieces.
About Encaustic Painting
Encaustic painting is an ancient art form used in Ancient Egypt for creating paintings and sculptures. It involves pigmented molten pure natural beeswax where a small proportion of Dammar resin has been added. This technique hardens the artwork, adding transparency, vibrancy, and luster.
Who Can Attend?
This workshop is designed for everyone, from absolute beginners to developing artists.
Details:
Date: 12th October
Time: 10-4pm
Location: Cruthu Studio, Unit 12 Cois Chláir, Cahergowan Or Summerfield, Claregalway, Co. Galway
Cost: €120, including all materials. Also a pdf printout containing all the information you need as well as a list of suppliers.
Class limited to 10 participants.
Important note: Due to the high demand for my workshops this year, all places on all workshops are limited and sold on a first-booked, first-served basis, which means that you will need to secure your space as early as possible to avoid disappointment.
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Enquiries:
You can email Isabelle here. Once you register I will provide you with information on travel as well as directions to my studio and how to prepare for your workshop session.
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