We just finished the two day advanced encaustic workshop. I showed so many different techniques, and everyone wanted to try something new and did. 

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Bev and Anna with a carved India ink and encautic piece. |
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Rae experimenting with oil on milk paint then several layers of encasutic medium |
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Sher; transfers, taping and adding oil to the encaustic |
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Lynda, working over an older piece |
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Anna tried oil and charcoal on encaustic for a portrait. |
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Rae's "soft finish" oil under encaustic. Right side, water sprayed into hot encaustic. |
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Lynda; lots of layers with wax pencil |
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Bev; transfers, collage screening and more. |
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Sher; taping, collage, oil and encaustic portrait, |
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Me with an older piece: oil and encaustic |