Glitches convey truth; it is up to the public to decidewhether to listen. July 18, 2026— The Feminist Image Group (FIG) is pleased to present Master Glitch at the Techne Art Center in Oceanside, CA, from August 7 to September 30, 2026. Gallery hours are Thursday through Saturday, 1:00 – 6:00 PM.
“Thank you so much for a wonderful two-day encaustic monotype workshop. Your depth of knowledge and patience created such a welcoming space to learn, experiment and truly be creative. This was my first experience with encaustic monotypes. I loved it!” Julie M This month, I welcomed six remarkable artists into
Since selling my branding agency in 2020, I’ve been teaching various encaustic workshops to small, intimate groups of artists in my Carlsbad studio. Last weekend, I held a master class on encaustic collage. I asked the attendees to bring work in various stages of completion. This turned out to be
I recently had the incredible opportunity to take a workshop with my latest “crush” in the art world—an artist I initially connected with on Instagram (@km_kvern). Over the course of two, two-hour sessions, she generously shared her advanced encaustic techniques. It was an eye-opening experience that gave me new techniques
I just wanted to take a moment to reflect on our recent encaustic monotype workshop at the Center for Creative Renewal. It was an incredible experience, and I couldn’t be prouder of each and every one of you for diving into this challenging technique with such eagerness and determination. We
I demonstrated the three fundamentals that control the outcome of a work: the temperature of the palette (optimal setting is 180 degrees), the amount of encaustic medium (damar resin and beeswax) and the type of paper used to pull the print. It always best to start with just a few colors–2 to 3 at the most.
