Spring Beeswax Encaustic Classes with Deborah Stachowic

 

Last few classes being taught in the USA as 

Deborah is moving to Italy in June!

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Cultivate your creativity by doing

something fun & creative this spring!

Deborah Stachowic's Beeswax Encaustic classes are fun for both beginners (even those who don’t think of themselves as artistic - you don't need to draw!) and the experienced artist who’d love to be introduced to this exciting medium!  

In her classes, Deborah teaches you how to work with beeswax encaustics (click to learn what beeswax encaustic is), she provides all the special equipment, and how to create beautiful pieces with the hot beeswax by collaging materials with the colored waxes. Working with the wax is an enjoyable creative process and it is through that process and experimentation that the magic happens, and the fun!

Here's what a past student has said: "This is some of the most fun I’ve had playing, learning and creating in a long time! 😀" -Reese

Find out what it's like the first evening in Deborah's Beeswax Encaustic class.

In class you'll learn to work with the equipment and materials, and you'll get to know the other students and share ideas. The classes are even more fun taken with a friend or a small group of friends, so talk to them about joining! Please click to see student work from previous classes, and enjoy the beeswax encaustic paintings below from students from a 1 day Saturday class last Fall and be inspired!

Student 6"x 6" beeswax encaustic collage paintings created during a Fall Saturday class 

Deborah's beeswax encaustic classes are available as 

1 day classes on Saturdays 

or

4 week class sessions on either Mondays, Tuesdays or Wednesdays. 

 

This will the last time to take classes with Deborah in Seattle as she is relocating to Italy to establish an Art Workshops & Cultural Center there this Summer!

Weekday Evening Class Sessions

Please click to find out what you need to know and bring to your 

Beeswax Encaustic class 

 

April Weekday Evening Class Sessions:

4 Weeks, 12 hours instruction, 6:30pm to 9:30pm

$200 + $25 materials

Mondays:  April 3rd, 10th, 17th & 24th.

Tuesdays:  April 4th, 11th, 18th & 25th.

Wednesdays:  April 5th, 12th, 19th & 26th.

May Weekday Evening Class Sessions:

4 Weeks (except Mondays), 12 hours instruction, 6:30pm to 9:30pm

$200 + $25 materials

Mondays:  May 1st, 15th & 22nd. Please note: 3 week class (no class on 5/8) $150 + $19 materials, 9 hours instruction, 6:30pm to 9:30pm.

Tuesdays:  May 2nd, 9th, 16th & 23rd.

Wednesdays:  May 3rd, 10th, 17th & 24th.

Saturday One Day Classes

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Beeswax Encaustic class

Saturday 1 day classes - $100 + $13 materials fee.

6 hours instruction / create time (with 1 hour lunch break) 10am to 5pm.

March - 18th, 25th.

April  - 1st, 15th.

May - 6th, 20th, 27th.

To register, please call or text Deborah at: 206-941-7624

Questions? Please email at: WaxingImpressions@Yahoo.com

Both weekday evenings and Saturday day classes are held at Deborah’s Georgetown encaustic studio:

Equinox Studios 6555 5th Avenue S, Seattle, WA 98108

To find out more about Beeswax Encaustic, 

please visit the Waxing Impressions Blog Article Index for a list of articles.

Find Waxing Impressions on Facebook  where you can see many more photos and videos of previous beeswax encaustic classes, student work, and see what’s happening at Deborah’s Beeswax Encaustic studio.

If you would like to receive Deborah's email Newsletter with information on upcoming events. As well as Deborah's exciting journey creating an Art & Cultural Center in Italy, at her new Umbria countryside home and B&B with an olive grove, vineyard, please email Deborah at:

WaxingImpressions@yahoo.com 

and ask to be added to her email Newsletter.

Deborah’s Art & Cultural Center which includes an Art Workshop School will have visiting art instructors teaching a wide variety of art mediums, in addition to the workshops Deborah will be teaching!

There will also be Italian cooking classes, dark room photography (large format cameras), fused glass jewelry classes and fused glass objects.   

We invite you to follow Deborah’s journey, and we hope that you will have the opportunity to visit someday, and take a workshop with Deborah or one of her many guest instructors!

Deborah Stachowic applying some beeswax encaustic to a board