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 "Renegades in Yellow" / 12" x 9" I remember the healing smell of salt air as I walked toward the beach. These yellow flowers danced in the breeze of the salty air and I remember how they seemed perfectly misplaced on the sandy landscape. How wonderful that life finds a way in the most unexpected places. Simple MaterialsThe spontaneity of painting can be increased when the supplies are simple, limited and easily accessible. I loved the results when using this unsanded Canson Black drawing paper combined with using only Prismacolor Nupastels. This is a cost effective, practical and great way to add life and energy to your work. Give it a try.
5 Comments
Enid
3/5/2020 01:28:46 pm
Would you have goten a similar effect if you would have used soft pastels?
Susan Jenkins
3/5/2020 04:08:15 pm
Not really as the soft pastels fill up what little tooth there is to the paper, and you get muddied colors more quickly. I find that the very soft pastels can be used at the end for some drama, but avoiding them early on gives you the ability to keep it fresh with a tad more layering. Great question by the way.
Becky Eagle
3/5/2020 10:57:13 pm
Hi, Susan!
Susan Jenkins
3/6/2020 03:53:31 pm
That’s awesome Becky! I am really enjoying using them on drawing paper. I have another tutorial coming soon. Have fun!
Carolyn
3/7/2020 04:40:44 pm
I’m having a difficult time finding time to paint or draw! I have been considering putting together a small box of materials to grab and go. I just wasn’t sure what to put inside, now I know to use my small pack of Nupastels I got for Christmas along with kneaded rubber eraser,charcoal pencil, atc and drawing pad. Thanks for the inspiration! Leave a Reply. |
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