Encaustic photography

Kayla Barker combines photography with encaustic to add an extra layer of depth and dimension to her pieces.

Clare O'Neill provides step-by-step instructions how to do a photo transfer using an ink jet printer.

Photo encaustic begins by printing photographs on paper, adhering the paper to a substrate then painting with encaustic on top of the photo.

Student Gallery of images created by photo encaustic students in either the online class or a studio workshop.

Wanna learn how to make encaustic photos? Here I’ll show you how to transfer photos onto wax! Far out! Gesso setup These are 10×15 inch pine boards. And yes, I have lots of storage in my shelf by the window. My dining room is really more of a studio working space. Waxing setup We space-time … Encaustic photo tutorial Read More »

A while ago, Symphony and I drove out to West Sonoma County, to our friend Meredith’s gorgeous studio in the redwoods, to photograph some of the process she uses to create the amazing encaustic pieces she makes for me. It was a wonderful day! Although I probably won’t be able to (or want to) wear...

Scottish Landscape photography

What is Sumi Rice Paper? The term rice paper is really a misnomer, the paper has nothing to do with rice. It would be more accurate to call it Calligraphy […]

Shari Lyon encaustic art, workshops, gallery, shows, events, recommended supplies, wax art, artist, fine art, contemporary art, abstract, landscapes, commissions, gallery art,

Have you ever seen encaustic art and found yourself drawn in? There is something about encaustic artwork that grabs the viewer in a way that is different from other […]