Oil and collage on fabric mounted on plywood and hot wax.

Encaustic paint (mainly beeswax) mixed in with bits of newspaper to create a collage effect that jumps out at the viewer

Jasper Johns is known for using a variety of materials in his artwork, including encaustic paint (a mixture of pigment and wax), oil paint, collage elements such as newspaper and fabric, as well as found objects like rulers and brushes. Johns is also known for experimenting with different printmaking techniques, such as lithography and etching.

Jasper Johns' "Figure 8" is a painting that was made using encaustic and collage on canvas. Johns often incorporated objects and symbols in his artwork, blurring the lines between painting and sculpture.

It was painted on textile.