A Guide to Encaustic Wax Painting using R&F Encaustic Wax with Lyn Kirkland | Jackson's Art

Chapters

1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:39Why Dammar is used in Encaustic Medium
3. 1:00Why Lyn loves working with R&F Paints and Pigments
4. 1:26Brief history of Encaustic Wax
5. 1:51What you need to start painting with Encaustic Wax
6. 3:20Surfaces can you use to paint on with Encaustic Wax
7. 5:21Tools you can use with Encaustic Wax
8. 5:56Preparing your panel for Encaustic Painting
9. 6:33Taping the edges of the panel
10. 6:58Warming the panel
11. 7:50Applying wax to the panel
12. 8:08Fusing the wax
13. 10:10Reworking a part finished panel with Encaustic paint
14. 11:23Subtracting Layers
15. 11:47Adding Alcohol Ink
16. 12:45Techniques for adding texture - Embedding silk and incising lines
17. 15:19Accretion / Dry Brushing Technique
18. 16:49Using Dry Pigment / Mica Powder
19. 17:14Using stencils with PanPastel on an Encaustic panel
20. 17:54Cleaning up brushes
21. 18:42Advantages of Encaustic Wax Painting
22. 20:02Caring for your Encaustic Painting
23. 21:02Properties of R&F Pigment Sticks
24. 21:38Differences between R&F Pigment Sticks and traditional paint bars
25. 21:55Applying, blending and drawing with R&F Pigment Sticks