January Artist of the Month
Art At The Kent Library
Sponsored by The Friends of Kent Librarywith Arts on the LakeExhibit: RiverShow Dates: January 1st-31st
Christine Rice
In my studio, my go-to tools are a large griddle, a 16” hot plate, a heat gun, a torch, an iron, and a plug-in tool with various heated tips, along with natural bristle brushes. With a hard wooden board that’s been gessoed, sanded, and heated, I can begin to paint, fusing each layer of wax with a torch as I go.
The beauty of encaustic is its luminosity, transparency, and amazing versatility. One can make a painting, create perfect archival reproductions, using photo transfers, that are literally floating between layers of wax, print etchings, carve sculptures, and, using rice paper soaked with wax, fashion lamp shades for battery-powered lights. The possibilities are endless.
Caution! Do not drop or hit encaustic work with a blunt object. It is fragile and will break!
Contact the artist on Instagram at Christine_oma_rice
Peekskill Bay
Oil paint on board
33.5"x21.75"
Not for Sale
Bundle of Hope
Collage made of river detritus and acrylic paint
24"x17"
Not for Sale
Bear Mt. BridgeLinoleum Print15.5"x13.5"Not for Sale
Bear Mt. Bridge
Linoleum Print
15.5"x13.5"
Not for Sale
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