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Registered: September 2006
Location: Wales, UK based
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many types of paper have some sort of coating which helps limit absorption of whatever is put on them. by crushing the paper this can be damaged, forming a rough "crackled" look. When the wax is ironed over this, using the iron's edge to bulldoze the colours along, then the damaged creases absorb more colour than the still coated areas, creating an interesting contrast.


this image was created from three pieces of crushed paper which were then torn to shape and glued into a collage.


... more on this approach in Encaustic Art - The Project Book on Pages 60 - 63
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Keywords: crushed paper collage
size mm: 170 x 272mm
wax used: encaustic art wax block colours
support: crushed heavy weight colour printer paper
tools: iron
method: crush paper, iron on colour, tear to shape & collage together
objective: textural paper based art with contrasting collage elements
reference:
Encaustic Art - The Project Book #99533300
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