Wabi Sabi Art Style Hot Wax, Cold Wax & Plaster

Introduce 3 exciting mediums into your mixed media pieces with hot wax, cold wax and plaster using wabi sabi art techniques

Serena Barton | Runtime (85 min)

Get an introduction to the wabi sabi mixed media art style with this video from Serena Barton! The simple things in life—the ordinary, the aged, the humble—they inspire the wabi-sabi aesthetic and the expressive, intuitive style wabi sabi encompasses. In this creative workshop, Serena Barton, author of Wabi Sabi Art Workshop, introduces you to working in three great mediums, all of which richly demonstrate the wabi-sabi style of art: hot wax (encaustics), cold wax and plaster! First, learn how to use create texture in plaster, then use a cold wax/oil paint mixture!

Features:

  • 3 wabi-sabi mixed media art demonstrations using plaster, cold wax and encaustic techniques
  • Make use of unusual materials, from coffee grounds and tea bags to handmade papers, and more
  • Tips on finding inspiration and adding unique characteristics to your art projects
  • Ways to discover new combinations for creating fantastic art

Wabi Sabi Art Style Hot Wax, Cold Wax & Plaster with Serena Barton


MATERIALS:

  • acrylic gesso
  • Bamboo skewer
  • Bowl for mixing
  • buttons, beads, bones and other small items for embellishing
  • canvas boards
  • chip brushes
  • cold wax medium
  • collage papers: old book pages, tissue paper, mulberry paper, Amate bark paper, lace
  • paper, dress pattern paper, postage stamps, etc.
  • cooking oil
  • cradled boards
  • electric fry pan
  • electric griddle
  • encaustic gesso
  • encaustic medium
  • encaustic paints
  • fire block or tile
  • fire extinguisher
  • gilder’s paste
  • gold leaf foil
  • gloves (rubber, vinyl or latex)
  • heat gun or butane torch
  • incising tools: carving knives and tools, pottery tools
  • ink pad
  • instant coffee
  • joint compound
  • measuring cup
  • nylon paintbrushes
  • nylon stocking/pantyhose
  • oil bars, sticks
  • oil paint
  • oil pastels
  • palette, palette paper or paper plate
  • palette/painting knife
  • PanPastels
  • paper towels, shop towels
  • rubber tools for applying/spreading plaster
  • Sharpies/markers
  • Steel wool
  • stencils
  • stir stick
  • tea bags (dried, used)
  • texture tools
  • Venetian plaster
  • water

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  Robin  3/9/2018


  Candy  8/22/2017
I really never knew what Wabi Sabi art sytle was nor have I used cold wax. I was impressed with its look. Serena uses ooil pastels, dried tea tea bags etc. Very familiar with ecaustics, but she has a few things to teach me. Good class.


  Gayle  5/3/2017
Very good. Could use more about plaster.


  Hety  12/12/2014
Thank you so much for incredible inspiration and a multitude of creative possibilities! Can't wait to try some of your ideas and techniques.


  Sharon  7/22/2014
I had never heard of this technique before and can't wait to explore it. Serena has done an amazing job of explaining her techniques and gives us a wealth of information.


  Carol  7/22/2014
excellent-this was four workshops in one-only video I've seen that teaches you how to use the cold wax technique. I highly recommend Serena!



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