Encaustics
Christine enjoys using encaustics in addition to painting in oils. Encaustic painting essentially involves liquefying wax, primarily beeswax, and painting it onto a panel or other rigid surface. It can then be layered upon and manipulated in many ways, which makes it an endlessly fascinating medium to explore.
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Contact Christine for more information or see her shop on Etsy:
www.christineenochsart.etsy.com
© Copyright Christine Enochs 2010-2015. All rights reserved.
All images on this website are protected by international copyright law. No image on this website may be used for any commercial or non-commercial purposes without prior written permission, a licensing contract and payment of royalties or fees to Christine Enochs. Images must not be used on websites or email stationery, reproduced as paintings for sale, downloaded, copied, printed, saved, transferred or reproduced in any way in any medium without payment to and/or prior written permission from Christine Enochs.