Focus: Mixed Media & Encaustic Monotypes
October 28, November 4, 11, & 18, 2026 / Wednesdays, 1PM – 3 PM CST (or the corresponding time in your time zone).
Live online! This course developed and taught by Paula Roland builds confidence in adding most any medium to encaustic monotype prints. Work with R&F oil stick, pencil, charcoal, inks, watecolor and most any dry or wet materials that you likely have in the studio. Why learn online? Everyone has a good view; you work from the comfort of your own studio between sessions, and attend the Zoom wherever you have wifi. We have tech help if needed; You save a bundle by not traveling!
Learn practical strategies to resolve prints without overworking
Make your encaustic monotypes sing! Experimental and fun! Grow your practice with new skills and techniques taught nowhere else.
From Paulas 30 year practice of teaching encaustic and monotype, she knows that most artists who take a monotype class know only a few approaches to the process. They become frustrated -- it's like singing a one note song. In her courses she shares the experimental approaches that have led her to create numerous bodies of work in this process. Check out her portfolio at https://paularoland.com Questions? email paularolandstudio@gmail.com
Develop your personal style and voice thru fun and stimulating prompts and creative mark-making exercises. Watch and discuss Paula's demo videos and share works with others. Then apply what you learn and make your works more complex and particular to you.
All sessions are recorded with 3 months access. All levels and experience accepted -- just know the basics of encaustics.
Paula Roland began her journey with encaustic monotypes in the 1990's and quickly became the go-to expert. Through her inventive and large scale works and the creation of the Roland HOTbox, she elevated the international profile of the process. She was presented the La Vendeenee award for Innovation from the International Encaustic Artists.
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