Smooth Surface Encaustic

A simple process for exquisite results.

Smooth Surface Encaustic Instructions Only

$79.00

One time

For those of you who love texture, but also love the beautiful eggshell finish and depth of encaustic when it's buffed, you don't have to compromise. This process can work to allow for both smooth surface and texture in one painting. Collage, colors, images will sing, while tremendous depth and a gorgeous eggshell finish is created for your encaustic paintings with this simple 4-step Smooth Surface Encaustic process.

✓ Video and Step by Step PDF

What you’ll get

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A comprehensive step by step video class AND easy to follow, easy to read, downloadable step by step PDF, explaining the encaustic smoothing process in detail.
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Forever access to the video and downloadable PDF.
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Fusing tips for creating a smoother surface even if you don’t want to complete the whole Smooth Surface Encaustic process.
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Refine the color and clarity of your collage and other design elements by lifting the ‘fog’ from the surface of your encaustic paintings.
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Learn to generate a smooth finish as well as preserve texture in one painting.
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Learn the secret to producing a glass-like finish for your encaustic painting, creating tremendous depth and a sense of ‘looking into’ the work.

What’s inside

WATCH A VIDEO CLIP

✺ Frequently asked questions ✺

Not at all. It’s a simple 4-step process of smoothing down the surface using an iron, abrasives and buffing.
Absolutely. This process is designed to preserve texture in certain areas of the painting while also creating a smooth surface.
Depending on how textured your surface, the abrasives kit can last from an 18x18 to 24x36 inch surface.

Not at all. The abrasives and medium together cost $30. The prices on the irons does fluctuate, but usually not more than $30 for either of them.
You do not have to purchase your abrasives or medium from my store. The abrasives are available from other online stores, but you’ll have to purchase each in bulk. Although my medium is easier to buff, you can use any good quality medium instead.
Contact Lorraine via email anytime.