So this is what happens after I remove the wax, I attach them to a board so I can set them in my front room. I will look at these for a few days, figuring out what I want to change or touch up (or not) then I will adjust, and go through the process again. When I am completely done I will take individual pictures and post them. Have a great night everyone!
Thank you very much Mollie and thanks for stopping in : )
Beautiful collection, Krista…I love this technique.
Thank you Joan : )
Thank you Jeanette it is very exciting and rewarding, well worth the extra effort
Thank you Doreen, I am using a technique similar to batik.
These are fabulous! The landscapes lend themselves well to this technique. Batik painting is always so interesting, the whole process is fascinating and that final removal of wax always exciting.
Krista, lovely work and I agree with Doreen, they look great.
All the best to you,
Joan
WOW don't they all look great sitting there. Love them all.
I have done watercolor painting but I am going to show my ignorance here a little. I have never heard of removing wax from them. I will do a search LOL. We can always learn more each day. 😉
Great work Krista.
Thanks John. I know, even though you can tell the size, it really means nothing unless you can see it in real life or next to something to give you the whole impact of the size.
Nice to see the pictures 'full- size', Kirsta. The only trouble with blogs is the size restriction. They look grand
Thank you Vicki, it is like Christmas lol every time : )
It always seemed a bit like Christmas when I removed the wax from my batiks. Looking forward to seeing them close up!