Encaustic Wax Painting | Ocean Reverie No. 2 | Contemporary Seascape | 16th Anniversary Art | Wax on Cradled Wood Panel | 9” x 12” x 1.5”
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Ocean Reverie No. 2 | Original Encaustic Painting | Minimalist Seascape | 16th Anniversary Wax Art | Shellac Burn | Wax on Cradled Wood Panel| 9” x 12” x 1.5”
Encaustic painting is a fascinating process that dates back to ancient Greece. The word encaustic originates from the Greek term Enkaustikos, which means "to burn in." This form of art-making is achieved by melting beeswax, damar resin, and pigment together. The medium is then applied in layers to the surface of a canvas board or substrate. Each layer is heated and fused together, providing many opportunities for experimenting and achieving unique characteristics. The encaustic process is, without a doubt, a magical one.
Handling & Care of Encaustic Art
| Displaying |
The artwork has been created in a way that requires no framing.
Should you want to frame the painting, a floater frame is the most suitable method.
| Climate |
Encaustic art is comprised of beeswax and damar resin. It is important to select a location out of direct sunlight. Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures.
|Cleaning|
Encaustic paintings can be gently wiped with a soft cloth.
Join me on Instagram for ocean reels, posts of the studio assistants, and painting adventures!
https://www.instagram.com/jenmastropaolo_art/
Encaustic painting is a fascinating process that dates back to ancient Greece. The word encaustic originates from the Greek term Enkaustikos, which means "to burn in." This form of art-making is achieved by melting beeswax, damar resin, and pigment together. The medium is then applied in layers to the surface of a canvas board or substrate. Each layer is heated and fused together, providing many opportunities for experimenting and achieving unique characteristics. The encaustic process is, without a doubt, a magical one.
Handling & Care of Encaustic Art
| Displaying |
The artwork has been created in a way that requires no framing.
Should you want to frame the painting, a floater frame is the most suitable method.
| Climate |
Encaustic art is comprised of beeswax and damar resin. It is important to select a location out of direct sunlight. Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures.
|Cleaning|
Encaustic paintings can be gently wiped with a soft cloth.
Join me on Instagram for ocean reels, posts of the studio assistants, and painting adventures!
https://www.instagram.com/jenmastropaolo_art/
Ocean Reverie No. 2 | Original Encaustic Painting | Minimalist Seascape | 16th Anniversary Wax Art | Shellac Burn | Wax on Cradled Wood Panel| 9” x 12” x 1.5”
Encaustic painting is a fascinating process that dates back to ancient Greece. The word encaustic originates from the Greek term Enkaustikos, which means "to burn in." This form of art-making is achieved by melting beeswax, damar resin, and pigment together. The medium is then applied in layers to the surface of a canvas board or substrate. Each layer is heated and fused together, providing many opportunities for experimenting and achieving unique characteristics. The encaustic process is, without a doubt, a magical one.
Handling & Care of Encaustic Art
| Displaying |
The artwork has been created in a way that requires no framing.
Should you want to frame the painting, a floater frame is the most suitable method.
| Climate |
Encaustic art is comprised of beeswax and damar resin. It is important to select a location out of direct sunlight. Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures.
|Cleaning|
Encaustic paintings can be gently wiped with a soft cloth.
Join me on Instagram for ocean reels, posts of the studio assistants, and painting adventures!
https://www.instagram.com/jenmastropaolo_art/
Encaustic painting is a fascinating process that dates back to ancient Greece. The word encaustic originates from the Greek term Enkaustikos, which means "to burn in." This form of art-making is achieved by melting beeswax, damar resin, and pigment together. The medium is then applied in layers to the surface of a canvas board or substrate. Each layer is heated and fused together, providing many opportunities for experimenting and achieving unique characteristics. The encaustic process is, without a doubt, a magical one.
Handling & Care of Encaustic Art
| Displaying |
The artwork has been created in a way that requires no framing.
Should you want to frame the painting, a floater frame is the most suitable method.
| Climate |
Encaustic art is comprised of beeswax and damar resin. It is important to select a location out of direct sunlight. Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures.
|Cleaning|
Encaustic paintings can be gently wiped with a soft cloth.
Join me on Instagram for ocean reels, posts of the studio assistants, and painting adventures!
https://www.instagram.com/jenmastropaolo_art/
Ocean Reverie No. 2 | Original Encaustic Painting | Minimalist Seascape | 16th Anniversary Wax Art | Shellac Burn | Wax on Cradled Wood Panel| 9” x 12” x 1.5”
Encaustic painting is a fascinating process that dates back to ancient Greece. The word encaustic originates from the Greek term Enkaustikos, which means "to burn in." This form of art-making is achieved by melting beeswax, damar resin, and pigment together. The medium is then applied in layers to the surface of a canvas board or substrate. Each layer is heated and fused together, providing many opportunities for experimenting and achieving unique characteristics. The encaustic process is, without a doubt, a magical one.
Handling & Care of Encaustic Art
| Displaying |
The artwork has been created in a way that requires no framing.
Should you want to frame the painting, a floater frame is the most suitable method.
| Climate |
Encaustic art is comprised of beeswax and damar resin. It is important to select a location out of direct sunlight. Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures.
|Cleaning|
Encaustic paintings can be gently wiped with a soft cloth.
Join me on Instagram for ocean reels, posts of the studio assistants, and painting adventures!
https://www.instagram.com/jenmastropaolo_art/
Encaustic painting is a fascinating process that dates back to ancient Greece. The word encaustic originates from the Greek term Enkaustikos, which means "to burn in." This form of art-making is achieved by melting beeswax, damar resin, and pigment together. The medium is then applied in layers to the surface of a canvas board or substrate. Each layer is heated and fused together, providing many opportunities for experimenting and achieving unique characteristics. The encaustic process is, without a doubt, a magical one.
Handling & Care of Encaustic Art
| Displaying |
The artwork has been created in a way that requires no framing.
Should you want to frame the painting, a floater frame is the most suitable method.
| Climate |
Encaustic art is comprised of beeswax and damar resin. It is important to select a location out of direct sunlight. Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures.
|Cleaning|
Encaustic paintings can be gently wiped with a soft cloth.
Join me on Instagram for ocean reels, posts of the studio assistants, and painting adventures!
https://www.instagram.com/jenmastropaolo_art/