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16 May 2019
Clouds
The next lesson in pastels is clouds. I am still in this section. Here are the first two of the four that I have completed.
The one above is on pastelmat and the one below is Uart 400. There is a huge difference in the way the pastels sit on these papers. I will use all the left over Uart to sample/flatten my pastels.
This (below) was the first things I did and I used Uart. It seems to have come out okay but I am now disenchanted with it.
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Thanks for visiting, Beth
Is it resisting the color? Looks like some skipping.
ReplyDeleteIt is sanded paper. They all do that which is why I LOVE the velour paper
DeleteOh Beth, the landscape on the pastelmat is so gorgeous! Pastels are such a wonderful medium. I've only done a tiny bit, but maybe some day I'll go back to them, with your example in mind.
ReplyDeleteThanks Penny. I really love the velour paper the best and my paper order finally came yesterday. I've got a biggish piece on my easel and will do some painting on the velour today. I'm really loving this.
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