Image Transfer on Encaustic Wax 

Wonderful! I’m glad:)

Thank you!

Thank you. Just want to make sure you remove the background as best you can.!

My pleasure!

thank you ... glad it was helpful :)

Thank you very much Judi :). I appreciate the feedback. All the best to you!

Thank you. I agree it does :)

Thank you!

Thank you very much :)

Awesome. I’m glad it was useful:)

Thank you for the comment :)

thanks, Carrie ... I hope we'll all be taking classes again before too long. Appreciate the comment!

Thank you very much:)

Thank you!

Thank you Wendy :)

Hi Nancy. Sone ppl have had success with inkjet but I’ve not been able to get the transfer to work with anything other than a laser print or a photocopy. Toner seems to work.

Yes it is a block of wax

Hi Tammy. I used a little bit of watercolour to touch up some cracks on the image transfer but everything else was encaustic wax :)

Yes. That is what I demonstrate in the video. Burnishing then remove with water:)

Hi Maricela. It is encaustic wax. I don’t remember what colours exactly though :)

I bought a fairly inexpensive printer from Costco a few years ago. It’s an HP Color laser jet pro MFP M180nw

Hi, Maura...so there are techniques to use encaustic on glass and even plexiglass. I haven't gone down that road myself, but one day I will try it! I did a quick Google search for encaustic painting on glass, but nothing really came up. If I find something later on I will definitely repost.

So I used a little bit of watercolour to touch up the tree -that was in the palette. Everything else was wax.

Hi, Michelle...these are silicon baking mats...I think I said Silpat....but now I have a Teflon barbeque sheet over these as it's even easier to clean up! www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/master-chef-silicone-baking-sheet-red-0420900p.0420900.html?gclid=Cj0KCQiArt6PBhCoARIsAMF5wahVjMHvCS9RMM-AegcinoPdfZtTPFactvD8hOiJQ75AiaczZpNtgucaAojdEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds#store=288 www.amazon.ca/dp/B087CVM7BM/ref=redir_mobile_desktop?_encoding=UTF8&aaxitk=340d6ce8af216ab781e99135f85e0bf3&hsa_cr_id=6532781170101&pd_rd_plhdr=t&pd_rd_r=ac17735a-4b0e-4744-84c3-b16e3c4b3a5b&pd_rd_w=odqXk&pd_rd_wg=PyAYs&ref_=sbx_be_s_sparkle_mcd_asin_0_img&th=1

Hi Karen. Yes it is mostly cool but I don’t necessarily wait for it to be cold.

Thank you!

Yes, this image was printed with a colour laser printer. Some inks maybe be more permanent than others.

@@cindyjamesartstudio thank you!

Hi Wendy :). Here is a link to my studio supply setup list. I have the torch information there. static1.squarespace.com/static/5ac81ae15417fc831154958d/t/5edc66f48f535f1815d40511/1591502584890/Studio+Setup+Supply+List.pdf

Just wax!

And a little bit of watercolour to touch up the tree :)

Haha. Well thanks for the critique. My kids would probably agree with you. I would suggest you avoid my videos if it’s that painful for you.

Oh my gosh, I really loved watching your video, and your voice and video style is so enjoyable! You're such a great instructor and I have learned a lot! Beautiful artwork by the way! Thanks so much! 🌺@@cindyjamesartstudio

@@alee2977thank you very much! I’m glad you enjoyed it :)