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The videos are on YouTube : http://www.youtube.com/user/artsencaustic/ |
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| What is encaustic art? | introduction | |
| DVD program snippets | DVD guide | |
| encaustic art lesson 1 - abstract cards | basic beginners | |
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| encaustic art lesson 3 - rubber stamping | basic beginners | |
| encaustic art lesson 4 - get bigger | intermediate steps | |
| encaustic art lesson 5 - hotplate basics | more specialised to hotplate work | |
| Hot air - blowing a swirl | more specialised to hot air gun work | |
| Encaustic Art Around Australia | landscape by Margaret traveling Oz! | |
| Encaustic Medley 2011 | images to music - part of a story | |
| Encaustic Jingle 2011 | images to music - creative combination | |
| Happy New Year | a short scribbled encaustic greeting | |
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A short and not very high quality clip introducing the basics of the encaustic art hobby art approach. |
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Encaustic Art DVD help Quick cards - beginners card making using abstract iron patterns. |
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... some simple insight into how the iron effects work and how to work with them. |
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The basis of creating landscape using the iron as the tool of choice. |
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How to incorporate rubber stamps with encaustic art and into card making |
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encaustic art lesson 4 - get bigger A good developing program about working up to a larger A3 landscape image. |
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encaustic art lesson 5 - Hotplate Basics How does one use a hotplate for encaustic working? This little program will help you discover soe approaches. |
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Blowing a wax swirl with Hot Air Gun A quick look at how to create a background "environment" of wax colour - this one is a swirl form. Also some caution about how hot the Hot Air Gun can be! Work safely!! |
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Encaustic Art Around Australia
featuring
Margaret & Ian Hesford 30,000 Km around
... taking encaustic art to the people. |
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A collection of encaustic images used to illustrate a portion of a song from Long long ago. |
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A set of encaustic images combined with music made by a similar approach - allowing the creative forces to unfold in the actual moments of working rather than preconceiving what should happen before starting. |
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... a short encaustic scribbled greeting from us to you... |
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