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Can you name me the pastel by which you painted all your artworks?
Hi! If you're asking about the brands I use, I mostly use soft pastels of the brand Sennelier or Unison Color (which are really soft and leave a lot of pigment on the paper), and Rembrandt (these ones are harder)
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Here is an oil painting I did a few years ago, based on a photo I found in a magazine. I like the look of oil painting, but I don't really practise this technique anymore. It's mainly because of the toxicity of paints and paint removers (often hydrocarbon-based). From this point of view, soft pastels are a little less harmful to the environment, but it depends on the pigments used (some are toxic). I will try making my own pastels, so I will know exactly what is in them. If it's conclusive, I'll share my recipe ;)
I did a little sketch in soft pastels, trying to capture the autumnal and sunny atmosphere of the day ☀
I'm back after a few weeks. Just did a little meditating bird by the sea.
Standing on the pier, soft pastel on paper (24 x 30 cm)
I don't often paint portraits, but here is one of them. I got inspired by a photo by the pictorialist photographer Julia Margaret Cameron.
I had salmon-pink pastel paper that I didn't know what to do with (I mostly use black or dark paper), and I thought that taking an old sepia photo as a model would look good.
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OMG YOU DRAW SO GOOD!!! When'd you start getting into pastels?
Hi ! Thank you for your message. I started pastel about 10 years ago I think.
I took drawing lessons for years (for about a decade), starting to learn drawing with a pencil (pots, bodies and portraits) and then acrylics. I mostly paint with pastels since I discovered them.
Hello Ms., sorry i don't mean to be rude can i ask you a question if you don't mind?
Sure
Did a quick plein air painting
It's soft pastel on paper
Here it is!
Seals are currently my favourite animals, just chilling on the sand and eating. Perfect life ! 😀This one was lying on a bank as the tide rose, and stayed put for as long as it could.
And this one is chilling too... I love them ❤
Started a new pastel painting. Will you guess what animal it is ?
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Trying to get into art- just drew these dead roses. In a glass jar. Can anyone tell me how to make it better? No need to sugarcoat when I initially look at it even I can’t tell what it is. Thanks.
I admit coloured pencils are not my medium of choice, but I will expand a bit on what the other commenter said in the community. With a rose as the model, of course.
You should begin with observing the model and deciding on its values: which spots are lightest (light red, pink), which are darkest (brown red, purple, ultramarine), which are in-between (just red). Choose your three colours now.
Pick the light colour, and lightly, evenly colour everything. Emphasis on lightly. (picture 1)
With the same colour, slowly build up the form: pass again, lightly, a lot of times, to darken a little the spots that are in-between light and medium.
Then pass again, on the medium spots, with the medium colour.
Then again, on the dark spots, with the dark colour. (pictures 2 and 3).
Make sure to also colour the gradients between values, e.g. from light to middle: just pink, then mostly pink and a bit of red, then equal parts pink and red, then mostly red with a bit of pink, then red. (picture 4)
After all that, see if it is to your liking, and perhaps add some dark where it feels lacking, or tap a kneaded eraser on the spots that should be almost-white (such as reflections) to remove a little colour.
I hope this is clear enough. You’re doing great :-)
Here is my last pastel work.
With the recent temperatures in France, I wish I were near such a waterfall right now...
Here is one of my first pastel works, depicting the Temple of the Golden Pavilion in Kyoto, Japan.
At the time, I used to paint in a very realistic style.
Hi everyone !
This is my first post on Tumblr. I've been drawing and painting for 15 years and I wanted to share my art with you.
I mostly work with soft pastels. Here is one of my latest creations. I hope you'll enjoy it :)
Haut vert, soft pastel on paper, 50 x 65 cm
