Virtual Demo: Encaustic Monotypes with Caryl St. Ama

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On August 4th from 1:30 -2:30pm CDT (Central Daylight Time) we will host the 5th of our Summer Virtual Demo series. Join R&F Core Instructor Caryl St. Ama for Encaustic Monotypes: Printmaking Without A Press. Caryl will demonstrate a variety of ways to create monotypes using R&F encaustic paint and the 16” x 16” R&F heated palette. The process involves painting directly onto the palette and “pulling” prints with a variety of papers. Silicone shapers, natural hair brushes, and stencils can be used to add line and texture to the prints. Learn how Caryl overprints and layers monotypes with gelatin plates, as well as embeds prints into encaustic paintings. All levels welcome. There will be time for a Q&A.

Please note: If you are not in the Central Daylight Time zone (CDT), you will need to convert your time zone in order to figure out what time the demo is taking place. You can use thetimezoneconverter.com to do so.

Registration is not required. To attend the demo, visit our Virtual Demo page where you will find the Zoom link.

This demo is sponsored by R&F Handmade Paints. R&F is unique color.

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Caryl St. Ama was born and raised in Texas on the Gulf Coast between Houston and Galveston. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Texas State University in San Marcos and her Master of Fine Arts from Claremont Graduate University in Claremont, California. She recently retired after thirty years of teaching on the college level with twenty-seven of those years at Glendale College in Studio Arts. She has exhibited with the Arroyo Arts Collective and the Downtown Arts Development Association, which positions artists to work in non-traditional areas such as the abandoned Lincoln Heights Jail. Recent exhibitions include Dual Gallery, Budapest, Hungary and Chaffey Community Museum of Art, Ontario, CA. Her work was featured in Embracing Encaustic by Linda Robertson.She maintains an art studio in South Pasadena, California and her work is exhibited throughout the U.S. and Europe and included in numerous private collections. carylstama.com

Using R&F Pigment Sticks®

September 10 - 11, Art on 30th, San Diego, CA

Join Los Angeles-based R&F Core Instructor Caryl St. Ama in this special 2-day workshop to dive deeper into working with oil-based Pigment Sticks®. Students will learn about the R&F product line, information for safe handling, helpful studio practices and preparing substrates. The instructor will also demo "direct mark-making" and how to incorporate brayers, stencils, cold wax, mixed media, and more. Artists from all backgrounds will see how this product can enhance their work or start a new direction all together. Participants will learn how to manage drying times, work wet-on-wet; paint with or without solvents, and add a gestural quality to your work without using a brush. To learn more, visit arton30th.com/rf-pigment-sticks.

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