Oil and cold wax painting tutorial

Enhance your cold wax and oil paintings with alcohol inks and cold wax medium. This technique brings a beautiful combination of transparency and textures to add interest to your paintings.

Abstract Painting with Cold Wax and Oil Paint! On Sale Now! A robust introductory online course creating abstract paintings using Cold Wax medium and oil paint with artist and author, Jodi Ohl.

When mixing this water-based cold wax into your acrylics, you can get almost the same effects and use the same cold wax techniques as with the cold wax and oils when layering and creating texture

While most of us work in encaustic, which is to say pigmented wax that is applied when molten and then fused to the layers beneath it, there are some artists who have committed in whole or in part to cold wax, a medium that needs no heat to be workable. In the conversation that follows we talk about the two kinds of cold wax available to painters. Rebecca Crowell, Porturlin, 2016; oil, cold wax, and pigments on panel, 36 x 60 inches Most of us are familiar with the solvent-based cold wax…

Cold Wax Painting is any type of painting that heavily utilizes Cold Wax Medium into oil colors. Cold Wax is excellent for creating a variety of textures

It all begins with an idea.

Tonal abstract painting inspired by the early morning light in nature. Oil and cold wax. 8x10" on cradled wood panel.

Main difference between encaustic and cold wax is that, while cold wax painting there is no heat involved.

Michelle Nyberg art on Instagram: "Experimenting with oil pastels and cold was on acrylic paintings. Aside from the discoveries that I mentioned in the reel, I also realized that I could use linseed oil to smudge the pastel nicely- but it does seem to make the drying time of the cold wax longer. Do you use oil pastels? If so do you have any tips? #oilpastels #mixedmediapainting #Coldwax #abstractflorals @artroomsapp"