Fantasy Castle Cards 4 : Angels & Castles

The fourth and final short video in the Fantasy Castle Cards series, The Angels & Castles A5 card image develops from a fairly random beginning. After abstraction it is once again the 'scrying' approach that evolves the environment which expands into the visionary artwork. Is luck something real? Uploaded as a 2013 Christmas wish card - I hope you enjoy it.
Peace to all.

[@izabellan9706]

Beautiful art work. I love how you comment and explain what you're doing. It is very helpoful (in case I will ever decide to try it out). For now I enjoy watching you at work. 😀💜💙💚💛🧡

[@gourleygirldebbie]

So beautiful, thanks for sharing.

[@wolfsangeleyes]

I love the angels. I've seen candles like that, where their wings sort of embraced the flame.
Beautiful card and lovely sentiment. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you and your loved ones.

[@FrankeyRainbow]

This is soooo like psychic art! Ive just set myself up to begin my encaustic journey and will be visiting this channel much more I am sure! Thanks so much for sharing :)

[@SKnecht1948]

You did a great job on what you called a mess.

[@trellavision]

I like the wish and I like the art. Thanks. Peace to you as well.

[@MsPeanuts22]

This never ceases to amaze me, you make it look so easy. Thank you for sharing your great talent.

[@artsencaustic]

Thanks Catherine :)

[@TeresaMArsenault]

I love your style and how you explain things, including how you work through your mistakes. Thank you.

[@artsencaustic]

Thanks Teresa, I think I probably rely on those mistakes now!

[@r.k.6672]

Sensationell!! I love it 👍🎨
Greets from Bavaria

[@stevesewful]

Wow!! Fabulous work. Thank u

[@patriciamonteiroarte2003]

So beautiful, thanks love.

[@DreamingCatStudio]

Wow stunning, magical, and mysterious. It’s amazing what you’re getting painting with an iron. It’s the imagination you’re bringing to it that makes it spring alive! And I love how you share you thoughts, feelings and process. Thank you!

[@artsencaustic]

Thanks - glad that you enjoyed watching and discovering along with me :)

[@artsandlyrik]

Wow genial. Klasse Gabriela

[@awishdream]

So inspiring! thanks for sharing! :)

[@pelicanjuliegauthreaux7257]

love, thank you!

[@twinstar9]

Yes! Exciting! zit would be hard to wipe off wax knowing how spendy it is.

[@mixmax1313]

great !!! have to try :)

[@anamariamalta7580]

Muito interessante, criatividade, cor, sensibilidade, natureza, belo, muito belo.

[@artsencaustic]

Muchas gracias por sus amables palabras y tomar tiempo para verlo :)

[@Livfull_narvaro]

I like your planning or should I say unplanning, when you intuitive put the wax with iron on the paper. You follow your intuition and find your special look! I love it of what you do! I wonder where I can find the *golden pen* when you remove the wax as detail? I have started in Encaustic Art and I am still learning even if I do like you, follow the intuition. Wish you all the best!

[@artsencaustic]

It is called a scribing tool and has a point at one end and a blade at the other. Any pointed but not sharp instrument could be used. encaustic.com/shop/encaustic-art-scribing-tool/

[@PoGirlShines]

I know you would keep this dry iron only for this work, but are you able to wipe all the colors off before you start on another color combo? Beautiful work!