Upcoming workshops: March 31 & April 7
Encaustic Painting Workshops
Ancient and intriguing, this method of painting originated in Greece, where it was used for the earliest easel and mural painting. A heady combination of colour, melting wax and heat, encaustic mixes dry and oil pigments in warm beeswax. Encaustic painting is safe, non-toxic and beginner-friendly.
Artist & educator Jan Yates has been working with this luscious medium for over 15 years and will share techniques including photo image transfer, collage, colour, glazing, relief, mark-making and carving. There will lots of time for hands-on play as written methodology will be presented after the workshop. No previous art making experience required, just an open mind.
Artist & educator Jan Yates has been working with this luscious medium for over 15 years and will share techniques including photo image transfer, collage, colour, glazing, relief, mark-making and carving. There will lots of time for hands-on play as written methodology will be presented after the workshop. No previous art making experience required, just an open mind.
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workshop 1
Introduction to ENCAUSTIC PAINTING Saturday, March 31 or April 7 Half Day: 10AM-1PM $75 includes pure beeswax, pigment, dry media/mark-making materials and use of tools/brushes. Full Day: 10AM-4PM $115 includes pure beeswax, pigment, dry media/mark-making materials and use of tools/brushes. *Participant provides 2 - 4 firm surfaces to work on: ie wood panels, sized no larger than 10x10in. laser or photo copies for image transfer (ink-jet does not work) materials for collage ie paper, wire, found objects, fabric, glass etc workshop 2
ENCAUSTIC PAINTING -pushing the boundaries Jan guides participants as they explore alternative media incorporated with encaustic including plaster, metallic pigment, relief, stenciling and shellac burns. Saturday, March 31 or April 7 1-4PM $75 per workshop includes pure beeswax, pigment, dry media/mark-making materials and use of tools/brushes. *Participant provides at least two firm surfaces to work on: ie wood panels sized no larger than 10x10in. laser or photo copies for image transfer (ink-jet does not work) materials for collage ie paper, wire, found objects, fabric, glass etc Please bring a lunch sessions are held at the artists' studio in Niagara Wine country on the Lincoln bench. REGISTER HERE |
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Jan Yates has incorporated encaustic into her work on and off for over two decades. Having taught encaustic painting classes since 2001, the artist conducts workshops at her studio and art centers in Canada as well as overseas (Ireland and Scotland). As a professional artist, Yates leads her workshops with a focus not only on learned and practiced technique and methodology but with an approach that is open and encouraging.
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