Today I touched up the piece I started on Friday. I think I went a little far. I do prefer the end result though.
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I haven't figured out how to do encaustics and keep my space tidy. Who am I kidding? I haven't figured out how to do anything and keep my space tidy. It's just not in my nature. But this is pretty bad, even for me. I have wax everywhere.
Love your studio condition! I mean, I think there might be a little concern if one was too tidy when creating...right? :)
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Gone to young girls everyone!
You're so clever, Pat! I think I have a new title.
ReplyDeleteOh my, my, my, woman.....the after is stunning. I love it. I haven't seen anybody do anything quite like that. It's like a dream, then you have the pressings. Okay....I think you are definitely on to something here. I will copy it...okay...maybe not....but I will be tempted. I can't do anything while it is way way over 100 degrees in Texas. Maybe that' good, it makes me very very excited for winter. What is your substrate? Did I miss that?
ReplyDeleteThanks, Glenda! I'm using cradled board as the substrate. This is such an exciting process and you were my inspiration!
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