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fantasy scry - underworld imagination
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Registered: September 2006
Location: Wales, UK based
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Scrying is short for DESCRY which is defined as:


* To catch sight of (something difficult to discern).
* To discover by careful observation or scrutiny, or to detect


This is a great approach for imaginative visions and fantasy art. Encaustic art is an ideal medium for this type of activity because it is so easy to change the background effects until "something" catches your eye and imagination.


Strong dark colours work well and these magical hues are very popular for the underworlds they produce.


CLICK HERE FOR A STEP BY STEP PHOTO GUIDE ON HOW TO SCRY


All stills for this step by step were dropped out of the "Encaustic Art Learn the Skills" DVD
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Keywords: fantasy scry - underworld imagination
size mm: 148 x 105mm
wax used: encaustic wax 08 12 18
support: white painting card
tools: iron & scriber
method: smooth on & drag away with iron - detail with scriber
objective: working imaginativly into the wonderous effects created by lightly dragging away from the card leaving suction trail effects
reference:
DVD Learn the Skills #995391DVD
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