Finger Painting Again

Sometimes it is just fun to just paint.
Paint for the sake of painting.
My favorite approach is to just put my gloves on
and  begin exploring color on a fused prepared encaustic board.
All of my landscape painting is done 90% 
with my fingers and hands as my brush. I just love exploring that way. Its how I connect to my work. 
Is it wrong ? Maybe . It's certainly not traditional painting  , nor does it follow any rules. I just like to see what emerges
 out of just using my hands as my tools.
Limited ?
Depends on how you look at it I guess :)) 


​Supplies Used This Week :
Each week I list the supplies I used in the video here on the blog for you so that you can see and easily find the items used for that week's  technique . 

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My favorite heat gun and torch are listed here. The Iwatani torch head is my favorite torch for encaustic painting . It comes as just the torch head which attaches to the butane canisters as listed below. The second torch is a less expensive and more compact alternative. 

My favorite oil paint stick color on the planet ? R and F Indigo also listed below