Expand & Experiment with Encaustic

Adult Course | Registration opens 8/5/2025 10:00 AM MDT

200 Grant St Denver, CO 80203 United States
A-02
Intermediate
11/15/2025-11/16/2025
10:00 AM-5:00 PM MDT on Sun Sat
$259.00
$220.15
$35.00

Expand & Experiment with Encaustic

Adult Course | Registration opens 8/5/2025 10:00 AM MDT

This two-day, jam-packed workshop is perfect for taking your encaustic skills to the next level. We will be experimenting with more advanced techniques: painting, scraping, incising, accretion, sgraffito, image transfer, dipping, pouring, shellac burns, imbedding paper/small bits, and hot box mono-prints, We will be working on both wood panels and paper.

In this class we will cover:
-Review of basic techniques
-Immersing (dipping) items- paper, leaves, lace, fiber etc into encaustic medium, great time to experiment
-embedding small light items into art
-Pouring techniques- two methods
-Shellac burns with amber and colored shellac
-Using the hot box to make monotypes, using a variety of papers

Let’s see what you can create with encaustic wax!

  • Must have encaustic experience
  • Two pounds pre-made encaustic medium
    Encaustic paint, colors and brand of your choice
    4-6 Wood panels no larger than 12x12”
    Small items to embed, if desired
    Laser copies of images for transfer, if desired
    Items for dipping in medium, if desired
    Items for embedding into art, small, light, porous, if desired
    One roll of wax paper
    Small roll or few sheets of baking parchment paper
    Absorbent papers for monotypes on the hot box, the Yasutomo Hosho Paper Sketch Pad, 9x12" or 12x18, works well, but also consider book pages, kraft paper, rice paper, sheet music, copy paper, paper bags etc, nothing too glossy!
    Nitrile gloves
Victoria Eubanks

Victoria Eubanks is a visual artist and educator. She brings 30 years of graphic design sensibility, 15 years of fine art making and extraordinary talent to her classrooms and studio. Victoria mixes media—combining encaustic medium, cold wax, oil paint, printmaking or photography in a variety of ways. Her art contains intended imperfections—lopsided rounds, rough sgrafitto lines, uneven repetition, organic shapes and the occasional recognizable object. She believes the inevitable human inconsistencies connect the artist and the viewer. 

 

Victoria’s work hangs in private and corporate art collections and has been included in over 60 exhibitions. Her practice has received multiple awards and recognition. She is a long time member of the MIX co-op, her works can been seen at Niza Knoll Gallery, Gallery 1261, and Framed Image Gallery in Denver and online at VictoriaEubanksArt.com.  

 

Victoria is also involved with multiple community outreach programs, giving back through her art. She is passionate about teaching, her philosophy is to provide a safe space, where individuals can learn, explore and enjoy their own art making.

 

VictoriaEubanksArt.com