Batik watercolor

Date changed for BATIK WORKSHOP. If you love the look of batik and want to learn to create that fascinating effect using watercolors, check out this 2 day workshop. It will be held in my studio near Cincinnati on November 13 and 14. (Dates were changed from Septemeber.) Posted below are several of my paintings done with this fascinating and ancient process. We'll be using hot paraffin, rice papers, regular watercolor paints, and sumi ink. Every artist will be painting their own original…

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Arden Batik Original Canadian Batik Art by Sarah Hale. The studio is located in the picturesque village of Arden, Ontario. About Batik is an ancient form of fabric decoration. Learn more about Sarah and her art. Read more Art Gallery See samples of Sarah’s unique work that capture the colours and textures of the Canadian… Read More »Homepage

Artist Laura McElfresh creates stunning nature-inspired images using a batik technique with watercolor on rice paper.

Here are some more of the exquisite batiks created last week in my workshop. When they were completed, some were adhered to white watercolor paper while some were mounted onto a wrapped canvas. All are originals, designed by each artist. More to come in the next post, too. ENJOY! Sondra Karipides 12" square design Kathy Storrie - Hands Andrea Stewart - Fluid design with border Amber Michael - Drink of water Sarajane Steinecker - 12" square on Itchimatsu rice paper Linda Lyons…

Invincible by Terri Morse Watercolor Batik ~ 9" x 9"

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By Bob Bahr Martha Heppard grew up in Hawai’i, so she was exposed to the art of batik from an early age. In batik, a wax is applied to cloth in a pattern, and the wax acts as a resist to keep dye from hitting the parts covered in wax. The cloth is dipped or […]

Beginnings and advanced artists will create their own beautiful works of art using Sandy Maudlin's batik tape technique on watercolor paper. For class description and supply list, visit: www.thevillagesartworkshops.com.

This month we are exploring innovative ways to paint, with or without paint. For this week's project, we tried liquid watercolor with masking fluid on paper to create a batik look. Remember batik? This technique was popular around the same time as tie dye, in the '70s. You would "draw" or stamp your design on plain colored muslin with hot wax. Then you would dye the fabric with a cold water dye so the wax wouldn't melt away. Once it was dry, you'd remove the wax by boiling the fabric, then…