A Brief History of Encaustic and Wax Painting
Encaustic paint consists of pigments mixed with hot, melted wax. It is melted and applied as a liquid or paste to a support—usually primed wood, though canvas and other materials Read More
Day: May 1, 2014
What is Ceracolors?
It’s not often that a brand-new fine art medium comes along. Ceracolors is a new artist-grade paint made from quality pigments in a water-soluble wax binder. Although made from wax, Read More
Ceracolors awarded Special Recognition
At this year’s Art Materials World, organized by NAMTA in Pittsburgh, NAMTA judges awarded Special Recognition to Natural Pigments for their Ceracolors Display. Receiving the award are (pictured above left Read More