Resin and Ink BUBBLEGUM TableTop

Working with Resin after working with Encaustic Hot Wax is a nice transition. They are both fluid when working these two mediums. Yet, they both have very unique qualities and have, of course, very different outcomes. I purchased a few wood tables to experiment with and my first try was great! I'm so excited ~ A lovely experience in my SHESHACK Greenhouse Studio :) this was so that the smell doesn't pollute my house ~ On my next attempt on a table top, I'll create a clear pour over it to develop more depth. Keep track of what I'm doing - visit my Artist Website: www.ClaudetteMcDermottFineArt.com

It's been awhile since I've been active on my blog here, but for what ever reason, I'm back :) So here's the latest:

This weekend was the Primavera Exhibition at the Blackhawk Gallery in Danville held in the rotunda at 3416 Blackhawk Plaza Circle, Danville. It was a great turn out, fun had by all, the wine was flowing, music entertaining and the artwork fabulous. Thanks to Concanon Winery for their lovely donations of amazing wine ~ Pictured above one of my latest Encaustic Floral pieces / SOLD at Primavera. More of my work on my Artist Website: www.ClaudetteMcDermottFineArt.com

I demonstrated over the weekend my latest passion with Encaustic Hot Wax painting, and had lots of interested prospective clients and possible Workshop attendees. I of course, forgot my workshop cards so I just gave the info and handed out my business cards. Recently adding this to my offerings Introductory workshops of 4-6 hours, a one day event, scheduled at your convenience with up to 3 people only. You will walk away with techniques and 3 finished pieces by you, instructed by yours truly ~ Claudette