Working large in encaustic can be difficult... 

but it doesn't have to be.


In this course you will learn:

  • How to apply wax evenly to a large panel.
  • Proper torching techniques for a smooth, expansive surface.
  • How to tackle compositional challenges when working at a large scale.
  • How to properly set up and prepare your larger panels.

Pricing options

Purchase now for the regular price or, if you need a payment plan, pay for your course in 3 easy payments of $89.

Have a look at what's inside this course...

  1. 1

    • How to use this course

    • Course Disclaimer

    • General Use Disclaimer

    • Welcome to Working Large with Encaustic!
  2. 2

    • Materials, Tools, & Equipment

    • Studio Safety

    • Proper Ventilation

    • Ventilating Your Studio

    • Torch Safety

    • 1A - Safety Tips

    • 1B - Torches, Tools, & Materials
  3. 3

    • Prep 01 - Getting Started

    • Prep 02 - Treating the Sides

    • Prep 03 - Thoughts on Gesso
  4. 4

    • Priming 01 - Base Wax

    • Priming 02 - First Fuse

    • Priming 03 - Second Base Layer

    • Priming 04 - Pockmarks

    • Priming 05 - Adding White Base

    • Priming 06 - Fusing
  5. 5

    • Composition 01 - Elements Of Composition

  6. 6

    • Getting Creative 01 - Adding Color

    • Getting Creative 02 - Working the Surface

    • Getting Creative 03 - Shellac

    • Getting Creative 04 - Shellac Burn

    • Getting Creative 05 - Reviewing Your Work
  7. 7

    • Finishing 01 - Cleaning the Edges

    • Finishing 02 - Wire and Hardware

    • Finishing 03 - Polishing the Surface
  8. 8

    • TIP #1 - Fixing Pockmarks

    • TIP #2 - Calculating Wax Amounts

    • TIP #3 - Pouring vs Brushing

    • TIP #4 - Removing Brush Hairs

    • TIP #5 - Fusing Large Areas
  9. 9

    • Until Next Time...

    • A Few Resources For You
  10. 10

    • Temperature Reference Chart

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