has this wonderful style and ability
to "see" something in the wax
he uses the heat gun a lot
( which is one thing i haven't experimented with enough)
i got to work along side him and
learn his technique
what fun!!!

2 colours of wax
just layered them in different orders
heat, add oil paint
heat some more , add some wax
heat some more
added more paint
etc....................
something very calming about the whole process
reminded me of the water
ron saw a coral reef
so, when i got home i decided to
see what they would look like with
one of my photos on top

the sun was reflecting off the rocks
looks really cool on the background

this shot was from my california trip a few years ago
it works well with the "whirl pool"
2 comments:
Wow, awesome mixture of encaustic background and your photos. I really like that first combination.
I do so enjoy your encaustic pieces. So cool!
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