15 Beeswax Encaustic Paintings Created by Students from Previous Classes

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It's always cool to see art created by students from Deborah Stachowic's previous Besswax Encaustic classes, it's both inspiring and gets your creative juices going!

Here are 15 beeswax encaustic artworks created by Deborah's previous students. 



















We hope you enjoyed seeing what students have created in Deborah's previous Beeswax Encaustic Classes.  

It's a fun class with lots of excellent instruction from Deborah for everyone learning Beeswax Encaustic (absolute beginners are welcome, you don't have to know how to draw or be an artist!) and guidance for everyone with art experience or who those who have used encaustic before and would like to do it again. 

Please click on the link to for Deborah's current Beeswax Encaustic Classes Schedule.  Deborah would love to have you in her one of her classes, it's even more fun with friends or a small group! 

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