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Sunday, 23 September 2012

Picture 39

Autumn Wood - Encaustic art


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Picture 38

Forest fire - Encaustic art


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Fireworks - Encaustic art



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Monday, 10 September 2012

Picture 36

Monochrome - Encaustic Art


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Studio now has electric. I was able to create a few encaustic pictures last night.
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Pat Collingwood
Recently retired I now have the time to learn new skills. Drawing and painting are the first I have tried. I am creating pictures using different techniques. Some are drawn and/or painted by hand others are created technically using a graphics pad.
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