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Wax and Paper Workshop Bonus Content
Welcome to the Wax and Paper Workshop Bonus Page! First, A little about the book: You’ll Love This Book If: You love to work with encaustic paint You want to try nontraditional surface for encaustic painting You’re looking for tips … 
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Creating Encaustic Collages
Encaustic is a medium that combines beeswax and resin, and the resulting art is unique to say the least; self-described addicts say they love the medium’s sweet smell, rich colors, unmatchable texture, transparency and finish. Susan Tuttle, author of Exhibition 36, along with artist Sandy Lupton, offers a primer on the materials and techniques you’ll need to get started, along with a gallery of samples. 
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Embedding Natural Elements in Wax
Shells, small stones, sand and leaves are just some of the natural elements Patricia Baldwin Seggebruch, author of Encaustic Workshop, has used in her work. In this tutorial, she shows you, step by step, the beautiful work you can create using encaustic wax techniques and your favorite bits from nature. 
Creating Textures with Encaustic
Adhering Elements with Beeswax
Josie Cirincione, author of Collage Lost and Found, uses beeswax to attach elements of her collages to one another, but you’ll see her use beeswax in a variety of other intriguing manners, too. Beeswax can be used as a surfacing agent, a textural element, even an accent element. The sky’s the limit! She also offers tips and hints and about where to find appropriate supplies and how best to work with this old- is-new-again medium. 





