Browsing: Encaustic Art

Click on Image to View Full Size
then click on Full Size for Slide Show

Share.

The Boca Museum of Art the Art School recently featured Mary Belle Cordell in a day long show case of her work on porcelain and encaustic wax. She will be teaching porcelain painting and the lost art of encaustic wax painting at the school located at  801 West Palmetto park Road, Boca Raton, Florida 33486,  Phone: 561-392-2503.

Mary Belle will be teaching a two day encaustic wax work shop at the school on February 25 and 26, 2012. She will demonstrate how you may use this art form with your water colors and abstract paintings. A fun and learning experience will be had by all.

Share.

Encaustic Wax Painting Workshops by Mary Belle Cordell

Encaustic 2012 – 2013 Classes

Wax painting isn’t as modern as it may appear. In fact, the mummy portraits of Roman Egypt are the earliest examples of encaustic painting known to us. Encaustic wax painting can be painted on canvas, wood panel, plywood, Masonite, paper, Plexiglas, door skins, and over fired ceramics.

The basic formula for encaustic is: melt wax, add pigment, paint, and fuse.

Mary Belle Cordell will be teaching one day encaustic workshops:

Saturday
October 20, 2012
9AM – 5PM
Saturday
January 12, 2013
9AM – 5PM
Saturday
February 15, 2013
9AM – 5PM
Saturday
April 13, 2013
9AM – 5PM

Boca Museum the Art School
801 West Palmetto Park Road
Boca Raton, FL 33486

Come and bring a brown bag lunch and enjoy the art of encaustic painting.

For information call 954-772-9647


Share.
European Encaustic Art
Classes Being Taught by Mary Belle Cordell

Contact Mary Belle Cordell to host a workshop in your space

954-772-9647

Share.

encaustic_art_1Encaustic art is an unusual and different way to create amazing original works of art. Students of all abilities and talents will soon be able to attend classes taught by Mary Belle Cordell in this age-old art form. I have found that painting with wax or painting on porcelain are two almost lost arts. Each of these age-old art forms take time and patience but the end result is usually something that no one else can produce.

The word encaustic means To Burn In. A small iron is used on a low temperature to melt the colored wax.The melted wax may be used to create abstract or more complicated pictures.The wax is liquid when melted and solid when cool.

The classes will be held Friday afternoon at the Boca Museum The Art School in Boca Raton, Florida. Classes begin in September.

Share.