Painting Oils Using Cold Wax as a Medium with Rebecca Tolle. You will love this technique, for it works well with a process-driven approach to painting. Cold wax (a non-heated and cold creamy-looking substance) is made of beeswax. It is mixed into oil paint. It has a great translucent effect that allows light to pass through previous layers. The exploration of mark-making with diverse tools other than a brush, such as chopsticks, spreaders, window squeegees, and many other tools, can give your painting a sense of history. It is exciting to see the beautiful, quick textures achieved with the addition of cold wax added to oils. Loads of fun, coupled with a sense of discovery and awe will surely influence your painting. Tuesdays & Thursdays, June 4, 6, 11, 13, 18, 20, 25 & 27 from 10AM - 11:30 AM. Tuition: Member: $120, Non-Member: $144. (Scholarships available!)