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Mountain Poplars
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Registered: September 2006
Location: Wales, UK based
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The sky is waxed onto the card that sits on the hotplate. White and blue are blended with a tissue and the blocks themselves. The distant mountains are drawn on with a block of wax, then worked and softened with tissue. A tissue crumpled into a hard edge shape is then used to create the 'trees' on the far side of the lake. gently dabbing a the wax sodden tissue once for each 'tree'. The lake is wiped through with a tissue and then similar 'trees' are created in larger form as the distance closes into the foreground. The rubber stamp addes ground texture.


when polished, after being on the hotplate for quite a while, some areas of thin wax colour rubbed right off, leaving interesting ghost shapes, especially in the distant trees and mountains.
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Keywords: Mountain Poplars
size mm: A3 - 420mm x 297mm
wax used: encaustic art wax blocks
support: encaustic art white card
tools: htoplate, blocks, rubber stamp edge and tissue
method: directuse of wax colour from the blocks - tissue for softening and gentle textures - tissue for tree forms and lake - stamp edge for foreground textures
objective: monochromatic scene usig simple forms to create soft depth
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