Interesting to use fire in the process. I was reminded of the old practice of lighting a can of paste shoe polish until it melted, then applying that to my shoes. In that case it was not alcohol burning however, but the paraffin in the polish. Encaustic shoe shine!
Mythos: Yes. I am fascinated with using fire. These are alcohol inks so everything burns up nicely. Also, the metallic ones bubble up and provide very cool texture.
And LOL. Ancient practice of lighting a can of shoe polish? Maybe you should start selling that. Being the artist that you are, I am sure it will be gorgeous:)
Carol: Thanks! I enjoyed making it. The 6x6 wall does look fabulous doesn't it? I hope you took a photo cause I forgot. Oh well... Next week.
Photographs, text and code may not be reproduced, copied, stored, or manipulated in any form without the written permission of the artist. This includes use of any content, image as part of another photographic concept or illustration. No image or any part of this site is within public domain.
3 comments:
Interesting to use fire in the process. I was reminded of the old practice of lighting a can of paste shoe polish until it melted, then applying that to my shoes. In that case it was not alcohol burning however, but the paraffin in the polish. Encaustic shoe shine!
Encaustic shoe shine indeed, that sounds like fun and I bet it got your shoes shiny too!
Love the pattering! The 6x6 stuff looks great. It's a funky cool wall of work.
Mythos: Yes. I am fascinated with using fire. These are alcohol inks so everything burns up nicely. Also, the metallic ones bubble up and provide very cool texture.
And LOL. Ancient practice of lighting a can of shoe polish? Maybe you should start selling that. Being the artist that you are, I am sure it will be gorgeous:)
Carol: Thanks! I enjoyed making it. The 6x6 wall does look fabulous doesn't it? I hope you took a photo cause I forgot. Oh well... Next week.
Post a Comment