Encaustic Art Wax Blocks

What is encaustic art? It is a technique of using heat and wax to make unique creations!

Create any masterpiece you desire with these Encaustic Art wax blocks. Use with low-heat tools such as the Encaustic Art Painting Iron or Stylus Pro. Encaustic Art focuses on a pure wax and pigment formulation, making it safe and easy to work with for both beginners and experienced artists. When melted, the blocks have excellent working properties, and can be easily blended, layered, and polished to a beautiful sheen once cooled.

Painting Iron and Stylus Pro sold seperately.

• Basic Selection: 01 Crimson, 03 Orange, 44 Mid Yellow, 06 Leaf Green, 23 Olive Green, 08 Blue Green, 31 Pastel Blue, 10 Ultra Marine Blue, 46 Cyan Blue, 24 Pink, 12 Red Violet, 48 Purple, 13 Red Brown, 15 Black, 16 White, 27 Clear Wax Medium
• Enrichment Selection: 42 Magenta, 02 Vermilion, 36 Neon Red, 05 Lemon Yellow, 07 Green, 19 Cobalt Blue, 18 Prussian Blue, 11 Blue Violet, 38 Neon Orange, 20 Yellow Ochre, 21 Venetian Red, 26 Silver, 25 Gold, 28 Bronze, 17 Grey, 29 Pearlescent Medium
• Landscape Selection: 01 Crimson, 04 Golden Yellow, 05 Lemon Yellow, 06 Leaf Green, 07 Green, 23 Olive Green, 31 Pastel Blue, 18 Prussian Blue, 47 Indigo, 24 Pink, 12 Red Violet, 14 Yellow Brown, 13 Red Brown, 15 Black, 16 White
• Fantasia Selection: 42 Magenta, 43 Bright Red, 44 Mid Yellow, 39 Neon Yellow, 08 Blue Green, 45 Sap Green, 18 Prussian Blue, 47 Indigo, 37 Neon Pink, 12 Red Violet, 48 Purple, 26 Silver, 25 Gold, 28 Bronze, 15 Black, 29 Pearlescent
• Soft Pastels Selection: 40 Neon Green, 33 Pastel Mint, 31 Pastel Blue, 32 Pastel Lilac, 24 Pink, 30 Pastel Orange, 34 Pastel Coral, 20 Yellow Ochre, 28 Bronze, 11 Blue Violet, 41 Neon Blue, 17 Grey, 29 Pearlescent, 35 Cream, 27 Clear Wax Medium, 16 White
• Use with adult supervision
• Use with low-heat tools

Encaustic painting is a technique dating back to Ancient Greece. The word encaustic comes from Ancient Greek meaning "burning in." Hot wax is heated and used as a medium and applied to various surfaces, such as wood, canvas, or paper. Ages 8+ with parental/teacher supervision.