"Inside Looking Out" is an encaustic (beeswax) painting on a cedar plank. It doesn't need a frame. It's light and easy to hang. The beeswax has a light, yet amazing smell.

The beach/sea glass was found on the shore of Lake Ontario. It's the mouth to aquamarine bottle - most likely from the 60s.

Today's theme is to social isolation and stay home - but we can still look outside.

Inside Looking Out

C$60.00

Height: 8 Inches; Width: 7 Inches; Depth: 0.5 Inches
Encaustic is one of the oldest forms of painting. People often think it will melt. It will only melt if you get it very, very hot. Think of candle wax and it only melts when touching an actual flame but sunny windows aren't typically an issue. To keep it dust free, and clear the natural 'fog' that develops over time for the first year or so, simply take a clean cotton cloth and buff the entire painting - a quick 20 seconds is all it should take, do not use any cleaning chemicals.

Inside Looking Out

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50% goes to NABS

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