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I Am Flesh, Blood & Light
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Registered: September 2006
Location: Wales, UK based
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a personal image of movement in states of understanding.


The image background was first rubbed on with molten wax from the hotplate on a piece of tee shirt fabric. Once the light was created then the figure was added in a similar way. The light streaks were 'rub outs' where the fabric held no wax colour, so removed some of the pigment. The tree lines were added using the hot air gun to warm the canvas then running the pigmented wax block over that part.
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size mm: 600mm x 800mm
wax used: encaustic art blocks
support: stretch canvas
tools: hot air gun, hotplate, old tee shirt fabric
method: hotplate for molten wax palette. tee shirt material to colect adn apply the wax colours. hot air gun to keep the canvas area being wroked warm and provide melting of the wax block pigments direct onto the canvas for the trees
objective: thin layer wax on stretch canvas is sucessful. heavier applications can flake off or crack.
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©2005 Michael Bossom
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