I've seen gorgeous pictures which look like paintings using crayons only(?). There are likely other techniques used, but I'm not aware what they are. I would love to know how this is done. Does anyone know where I can find instructions or a book on this? Thanks in advance for any help.
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Take a plain colored card paper - preferably white or some other very pale color. You could also use strong paper, as long as it can absorb paint without becoming too moist.
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2Get your wax crayons out. Arrange the colors that you'll use for picture:
Light colored crayons are the best choice as they will stand out the most against the black.
Avoid using black, brown and navy blue altogether. They will not stand out against the black paint background.
Hi there, I think the technique you are describing is known as 'encaustic art' where coloured wax is melted and drawn with. I'm sure if you checked Amazon or googled the term, you would be able to find books and e-guides to help you. Good luck!
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