Cold wax painting

If you’re experiencing a creative block, consider trying cold wax medium with these basic techniques for beginners. Bonus: Includes a video!

Enhance your cold wax and oil paintings with alcohol inks and cold wax medium. This technique brings a beautiful combination of transparency and textures to add interest to your paintings.

Oil and cold wax painting

Discover this exciting, versatile medium and explore the many ways you can incorporate it into your own process. This introductory class – first in a series – introduces the basics of working with cold wax medium and oil paint, and is a great foundation to build upon to move on to more advanced techniques. In this class we will cover: • What Is Cold Wax? • Substrates & Supports • Basic Tools & Supplies • Mixing Cold Wax with Oil Paint • Applying the Mixture to Substrates • Mark-making…

I found a water-based cold wax medium called Powerwax which can be mixed with acrylics and can be a solution to those who only paint in acrylics but want to create beautiful textured and layered paintings! Check out my blogpost (and tutorial!) to learn more! #acrylicpaint #mixedmediaart #acrylicpaintingtutorials

Serena Barton's Blog: New Cold Wax Paintings

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New online class on painting with water-based cold wax (powerwax) and acrylics to create beautiful textured paintings using different cold wax techniques that also are used in cold wax and oils

How Long Does Cold Wax and Oil Paint Take to Dry? Read on to learn more about cold wax's drying time and how to speed it up.

It should come as no surprise that there are endless combinations of mediums. And yet here I am, learning about the use of cold wax for the first time.

Artist Janet Vanderhoof, describes what Cold Wax Medium is the amounts, mediums and supports that can be used as well as links to resources.

Paintings by Rebecca Crowell in oil and cold wax from the exhibition, Journeys at Thomas Deans Fine Art, Atlanta, 8 February - 11 March 2019

How to transfer your drawing to your painting surface

Hello! I have been experimenting unsuccessfully with cold wax medium (gamblin). I know it is often used to make other mediums and vanished more matt but I'm […]

Main difference between encaustic and cold wax is that, while cold wax painting there is no heat involved.

Judy Wise: Rebecca Crowell's New Book on Cold Wax

Main difference between encaustic and cold wax is that, while cold wax painting there is no heat involved.