The sun’s finally out, nature’s colours are exploding and we’ve dared to put our winter coat away (we’ve thought that day would never come). We are so delighted with the return of light that we’re giving a celebratory 10% discount on all our products. For a whole week. So let’s welcome all your wonderful paintings…

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We’ve received the first photos from Pedro Cuní showing his work in progress on the mural he is currently painting in Moneo Brock’s iconic parish church in Monterrey. We are really excited to see this mural painted with Cuní’s water soluble encaustic coming to life. We can just imagine archeologists in 2000 years scratching their…

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We are very excited to announce that Pedro Cuní has been commissioned to paint a mural in the stunning parish church of Pueblo Serrena, Monterrey, Mexico, using Cuní’s water soluble encaustic artist paint. The building was designed by renowned architects Belén Moneo and Jeffrey Brock, commissioned in 2013 and completed in 2015. Here is a…

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Green for growth and harmony, blue for depth and stability. This ancient Roman mural of a lush painted garden covered the walls of a semi-subterranean chamber, probably a cool triclinium (dining room) for summer banquets, in the suburban Villa of Livia Drusilla, the wife of Augustus. Painted in 30-20 BC, the colours are amazingly still…

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Red denotes prosperity and good fortune! The Inhabitants of Pompeii used red as one of the predominant background colours of the internal walls of their houses. This wall painting retains the freshness of colour it had when it was sketched in the 1st Century AD. The formula of the paint medium used was lost for…

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