to get out the encaustic stuff again. The temperature is low, low, low, my feet are cold and the conservatory isn't the warmest place to work. I was reminded of how much I enjoy working with encaustics when I came across this altered book that I made with encaustics. I'm hoping the weather will be better tomorrow, so I can take more pictures of it...meanwhile, you get to see the cover.
The shed arrived yesterday at 6.20am, an inordinately early time for anything to be delivered. The builders, however, failed to appear today, so it's still piled up beside the house, somewhat damply. Grr. Other than that, all's well with the world, really!
3 comments:
How exciting Marion that the shed has arrived. Shame about the builders. Sorry to say do not think it is going to be much warmer tomorrow. Have never done encaustic... looks fascinating.
Best wishes
Maggie
Hey you - Shudio, not shed!!
Love the chaotic-ness (?) of the encaustics, look forward to seeing much more of this.
Hi Marion I was just thinking the same thing... my wax has been packed up for the hot summer. Thanks for stopping by! namaste Elis.
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