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How to do transfer technique on Encaustic

How to do transfer technique on Encaustic
Have you ever wanted to learn how to transfer a photo or drawing onto something else?

With this encaustic painting transfer technique, you can learn how to do it!

My name is Mazarine Treyz and I've been learning and teaching encaustic since 2007.
You can find out more encaustic techniques and calls for entries on my website, http://encausticaustin.com
If you're an encaustic artist, email me, and I might feature YOU on my website!

I also offer encaustic art classes in Austin, TX.

This clear set of steps will show you precisely how to transfer a photocopy to an encaustic painting.

These pictures and video were taken on October 10th, 2010.
 
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Step 1Get your Ground ready

Get your Ground ready
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First things first.
Get your encaustic medium ready. this means, your beeswax and damar crystals have to be completely dissolved in your fondue or crock pot, and you've added the white pigment. I'm assuming you know how to do this.

Put your paint down on a fairly thick piece of plywood or wood.

Once you've got a layer of white beeswax medium on your ground, you can move on to the next step.
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