Encaustic Vessel Tutorial - Part Two

Part 2 of this 2 -part series where I finish up the vessel I created out of fabric, burlap and plaster. I pick up where I left off adding some paint to add color and depth. If you haven't seen part 1, I put a link to it for you! Feel free to give me a like and subscribe! I appreciate your interest in my artwork!

[@chawanya]

Thank you for showing this technique 😊

[@LDFDesignsArt]

I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching

[@AliDrew]

That's so cool, I'm getting inspired

[@LDFDesignsArt]

Thank you! Very exciting! Can't wait to see what you do

[@gggorissen]

Thank you for sharing this technique. Can't wait to try it!

[@LDFDesignsArt]

You're welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it!!

[@lindashaw424]

I am going to have to look into take an encaustic class! Return to a medium I enjoyed. ❤

[@LDFDesignsArt]

It's so fantastic! I highly recommend Painting with Fire from Essence of Mulranny. Lora Murphy
www.essenceofmulranny.com/retreats-and-classes/painting-with-fire-2022

[@user-jn8fy4dh3p]

Really enjoyed watching this . . . especially your free-form approach to it all. Curious to know how you might display this piece since it seems more like art than a functional vessel?

[@LDFDesignsArt]

Thank you very much. It can be displayed on a mantle or table or shelf. It could be hung on a wall if a hanging wire was installed on it. I had a blast making it. Hope to do some more in the future. Thank you for watching