Northwest Encaustic Studio

Seattle, United States

5

2 reviews

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www.nwencaustic.com
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7150 44th Ave SW, Seattle, WA, 98136
b/t Myrtle St & Othello St
Gatewood
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
650 ftFauntleroy Way SW & SW Myrtle St
0.3 miFauntleroy Way SW & SW Webster St
0.4 miFauntleroy Way SW & California Ave SW
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2 reviews of Northwest Encaustic Studio

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Place rating: 5
Seattle, WA
I love both this studio and the community of friendly artists that instruct there. Laid back, yet professional; NWE is a great place to take beginner classes and beyond. Well worth the price if you are ready to dive into the wax!
Place rating: 5
First Hill, Seattle, WA
NW Encaustics is an amazing little gem of a studio.
It has a fantastic set-​up with all the tools, instruction, and house-​made wax you’ll need to learn this super fun medium. It’s also affordable-​more affordable than Pratt I believe. Also, the people who take classes there and teach are really fun. It’s a laid back, relaxed, and welcoming atmosphere, which I really appreciate.
Encaustic painting is easy to do, but there are some techniques that are really helpful to learn, and it’s not a completely non-​toxic art; the fumes need good ventilation. Also, you use blow-​torches… so, having a studio to paint in is a necessity, especially for an apartment dweller like me!