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Dietlind Vander Schaaf
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 28 มี.ค. 2012
Maine Coast Encaustic Retreat 2023: Session One
Maine Coast Encaustic Retreat 2023: Session One
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Metal Metallic teaser
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Ignore the date at the end of this video! That was from the last time that I taught. :) My next online Metal | Metallic class starts in January. Here's a link: www.dietlindvanderschaaf.com/registration/metal-metallic-shimmer-luster-depth
Interlude II
มุมมอง 5402 ปีที่แล้ว
This video is a virtual tour of my October 2021 exhibition at Portland Art Gallery. To learn more about my work, visit my website www.dietlindvanderschaaf.com/. To see available work, go to portlandartgallery.com/artist/dietlind-vander-schaaf. Music credit: "The Blue Pearl" by Jesse Gallagher.
Metal | Metallic: Shimmer, Luster, Depth - an online workshop
มุมมอง 3963 ปีที่แล้ว
If you love old nails or collect small pieces of found metal and rust, learn how to incorporate these objects into encaustic. If you are drawn to things that glitter and reflect light, this virtual workshop is for you. We will focus on combining metal and metallic paint with encaustic medium to create work that shimmers and has depth. Additional techniques include working with metallic foil, as...
Homeland
มุมมอง 6483 ปีที่แล้ว
Using R&F Blending Medium and Indigo Pigment Stick on the surface of my painting Homeland. I use R&F Pigment Stick on the surface of all my encaustic paintings because it creates a beautiful patina and helps to unify the painting. To begin, I lay down a thin layer of R&F Blending Medium, which acts as a barrier for my painting, allowing me to easily wipe away excess Pigment Stick rather than ru...
Dietlind Vander Schaaf : Interlude
มุมมอง 1.8K3 ปีที่แล้ว
A virtual tour of my November 2020 exhibition at Portland Art Gallery. The works included in this exhibition are a continuation of my interest in capturing the beauty of world around us. To learn more, visit my blog www.dietlindvanderschaaf.com/pause. To see available work, go to portlandartgallery.com/artist/dietlind-vander-schaaf. Music credit: Dreaming in 432 Hz by the Unicorn Heads.
Dietlind Vander Schaaf: Artist Interview with Portland Art Gallery
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This short film highlights my work and process. Cinematography by Sean Thomas. Directed and edited by Lamia Lazrak. To learn more about Portland Art Gallery or to see available work, visit portlandartgallery.com/artist/dietlind-vander-schaaf.
Encaustic + Leaf Stencil Demo
มุมมอง 12K4 ปีที่แล้ว
This video demonstrates how to use fresh leaves to make stencils with R&F encaustic paint and Pigment Sticks. R&F instructor Dietlind Vander Schaaf takes you step by step through this fun process. Materials used include: R&F encaustic paint, R&F Pigment Sticks, Ampersand Encausticbord, wax paper, spoon for burnishing, and a potter's needle. The video was recorded in Westbrook, Maine at Dietlind...
In the Moment
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A profile of artist Dietlind Vander Schaaf. This short film highlights the intersection of her interest in contemplative practice with art making.
love it
Such a wonderful encaustic retreat!! ❤❤
What a sublime exhibition, just gorgeous! The music is also so special. Is it a recording that I can access or buy? Super memories of Ireland and loved meeting you and getting to take your awesome workshop ❤
AMAZING Dietlind - your teaching, organisation and presentation the best of the best 🎖️🏅what precious and productive memories we all have :: thankyou can’t wait to get into my Studio.
Beautiful painting❤🌹
How is that wax going to work out long term? How stable is it?
Encaustic is extremely stable as long as it is not exposed to extreme temperatures such as freezing or being place above a wood stove. Wax-based paintings have survived since Greco-Roman times. Happy to share additional resources with you if you are interested.
Wow ! Fantastic demo . Thank you ! Kind regards - Judi - Australia
So glad you enjoyed it.
I see metal findings, metallic wax, metal burnishing- oh my! Can’t wait to watch you work in these. Where do you suggest the best price per mL of R&F encaustic? I’m thinking Jerry’s is the best price so far. I want to invest in some metallic encaustic paints this winter.
Hi there! Thanks for your comment. I uploaded this before I realized the date is wrong. My online Metal | Metallic class starts in January. I put a link in the description. There are so many places to find paint! I would shop around and see how is having a sale, etc. I try to buy from my local art supply store as much as possible.
Thank you, Dietlind! Very clear and very inspiring!
Thank you!!
Very inspiring and beautiful! Thank you, Dietlind!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Glad I saw the gallery while in Maine so that now viewing your virtual tour means more. Your work is incredible, Dietlind. Inspiring!
Ah! Thank you Annie. That means a lot to me.
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Wow! That is beautiful!
Wow you are stunning if you don’t mind me saying 🙈
Magic!!!
Thanks Leslie!! :)
Beautiful!
Lovely show, Dietlind. Congratulations!
Beautiful work, Dietlind! Bravo!
Thank you Cathleen! Give Gerard a hug for me. :)
Absolutely beautiful Dietlind. I also wish I could see them in person. Congratulations!
Thank you so much!!
Thank you for sharing this beautiful reportage. Very inspiring!
Very beautiful, Dietlind. I love your subtile use of colour and the idea of landscape.
Wonderful, expressive art! Beautiful encaustic execution! Thank you, Dietland!
Gorgeous work Dietlind. Congrats
Transcendent.
Lovely show . . . stunningly beautiful work, Dietlind! So sorry I won't get to see it in "real life" . . .
So beautiful D - wish I could see them in real life XX
Beautifully done short film and your discussion feels very authentic to your work. Loved watching your virtual tour in Portland Art Gallery (the other Portland :-))
Very moving!
Such a beautiful show. Your work is so lovely and fluid. Congratulations and well deserved.
Beautiful work! Congratulations!
Dietland that is a marvelous exhibition. I am rarely excited by encaustic shows, which tend to be rather mundane. You have made some really unique art and it happens to be with hot wax. Congrats
Kudos! Beautiful show!
Dietland, it's exquisite, congratulations!!
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I love love love your work! Can I ask what is the metal mesh grid you used called?
@lwillett09 I just watched this video and noticed your question. You could use any mesh or fabric that imprints into the wax. If you look in a hardware store you will find different wire mesh.
Fabulous demo, Dietlind! A couple of questions: 1) Do you fuse the remaining area of the panel to smooth the surface? I find that it can be tricky getting it to smooth out without disturbing the stencil area. 2) Could you describe how you achieve the the gold background of the maple leaf painting (the one where the leaf appears upside down) ? I have now tried 3 times to achieve the look you have created, but to no avail!! That painting is really exquisite! Thank you!
Hi Maggie. Thanks for your comment! You could fuse the rest of the surface carefully if you wanted a smoother contrast. I have tended to leave the brush strokes because I like how they look with Pigment Stick rubbed in. In terms of the gold background on the maple leaf piece that you are referring to - the background on that piece is actually Turkey Umber Pale. I didn't use the blending medium first before I applied the Pigment Stick and if you do that the Pigment Stick can leave a little bit more of a "stain" on the encaustic. This can also happen if you don't wait for your piece to cool and harden before rubbing the Pigment Stick on it - the oil paint wants to adhere to the encaustic more strongly and resists being wiped away. I'm glad you liked that piece. The extra gold sheen was actually unintentional! :) It looks more gold in certain lights. Ancient Gold encaustic and Pigment Stick are the BEST. -Dietlind
@@rfpaints Thank you! Learning is so much fun! I really appreciate your sharing with me.
Thank you Dietland. Love the new colors!
Great demo Dietlind!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it. :)
Lovely articulate demo - thanks from Sydney!
Thanks for watching Verity!! Hugs from Maine.
Thanks for the inspiring demo. I have plenty of plant material in my yard to work with right now!
You are so welcome! I hope you have a lot of fun exploring. :)
I can't wait to try this!
It's a fun way to preserve some of the beautiful leaves and plants in your yard!
@@dietlindvanderschaaf3964 I've done similar things placing leaves on paper with printer's ink and pressing them, or putting the ink on the leaves and pressing them upside down. With encaustic, you are getting more dimensions.
Wow! Thank you so much. You helped me solve a lot of issues I had with pigment sticks, in just a few short minutes. Great video
I am so glad I could be of help Janie!
Loved seeing you "in person"! Wonderful, relaxed, clear and informative. Thank you!
Thank you Christine!! So glad you enjoyed it. :)
Thanks, Dietlind. So clear and informative. Your studio is beautiful.
Thank you Leslie! I so appreciate you taking the time to leave me a comment. :)
Beautiful work. So peaceful ❤️
Beautiful, Dietlind!
Thank you Tina!