Modifying Vegetable Oil for Encaustic Painting
Modifying Vegetable Oil for Encaustic Painting
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2012-08-01
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Yao, Linxing
Walton, Barbara
Wang, Tong
Wang, Tong
Walton, Barbara
Wang, Tong
Wang, Tong
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Abstract
The work depicted in this article results from collaboration among lipid scientists and an artist. The collaboration started seven years ago when Barbara Walton, an art professor at Iowa State University (ISU) in Ames, USA, read a news story about soywax candles with clean-burning properties characterized by a lipid professor at ISU, Tong Wang.
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This article is published as Yao, L., T. Wang, B. Walton. 2012. Modifying Vegetable Oil for Encaustic Painting. Inform 23:474-475. Posted with permission.