Cold Wax with Darlene Wilkenson

Member Event

The most significant difference between encaustic and cold wax is that, while with encaustic painting the wax must be molten to work with, and then reheated (fused) once its applied to the surface, in cold wax painting there is no heat involved. (Please see my “About Encaustic Painting” page for more encaustic details), Cold Wax is an oil painting medium which is a buttery soft paste made of beeswax mixed with a small amount of solvent and resin. The cold wax paste is mixed with the oil paint on the palette. Cold wax adds body, transparency and depth to the oil paint. It also speeds up drying time, increases the paint’s workability and does not require the special ventilation of encaustic. Cold wax medium also combines readily with other mediums such as dry pigment, powdered charcoal, marble dust, chalk pastel, graphite and oils sticks.

 

6/18/2022

10:00 AM - 2:00 PM PST

Huachuca Art Association Gallery & Gift Shop
1835 Paseo San Luis
Sierra Vista, AZ 85635

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Darlene Wilkenson
(phone: 5208031078)

Join local artist, Darlene Wilkinson on June 18th for this exciting venture into creating Cold Wax art.  Class is from 10am - 2pm.  Class is limited to 6-8 students.  Contact Huachuca Art Association Gallery and gift shop at 520-803-1078 to register.

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