sContinuing "Texture" month with a super fun and easy encaustic techniques this week !
I got some copper wire from my local hardware store. This is a very large gauge wire but it is fun to use a variety of gauges for this technique . It also does not have to be copper . I use copper because it is very easy (even at this thick gauge) to simply manipulate it by hand without using any tools,just bend it and go. This one simple handmade tool can now create a huge variety of marks on the encaustic surface by slightly heating the end you are using for just a couple of seconds on the griddle or hot plate.
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AuthorShari Replogle is an artist sharing her encaustic and other artistic adventures each week here on the blog and on Youtube. Her full line of workshops featuring encaustic and metal are on this site under available workshops. Archives
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