PanPastel Review & drawing an owl demonstration - Lachri
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2018
- Are the PanPastels different than regular soft pastels? Find out if this medium is a fit for you and get tips for beginners on how to use them in combination with colored pencils! This is a great medium for getting soft backgrounds, it can be used for landscapes, florals, portraits, wildlife or anything you can think of! I'm going to show you how easy they are to blend in this realistic owl artwork!
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The pastels and sofft tools used in this video were provided to me by PanPastel.
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Now 3 years later I'm watching this...I bought a decent set of PP at least a couple of years ago and haven't really used them. You offer some great tips and how to's that make me want to get in there and work with them. Just swatching and doodling around with color mediums tells you very little about how they're going to work and how you need to handle them. Thanks!
Loved this painting ! When you added the blue over the head and back made that owl leap forward !!!
Hi Lisa, For such a skilled artist, you always make your incredible outcomes feel achievable. I find I turn to you time and again when I need to be reminded that "I can do this!" I've been on the fence with Pan Pastels, as like you, I just "can't do" soft pastels. The texture and mess makes me crazy and kicks my OCD off the charts! I really appreciate your honesty in your reviews as well. Well, just wanted to say "thanks!" It's been awhile since I had and sometimes as artists, we forget how others have their insecurities about their work (no matter their ability level) just like I do. Wishing you all the blessings that 'your' art in turn blesses all that follow you. xxx
I talked to the great people at PanPastel and they gave me the lightfast ratings. Using the ASTM scale, this is what their star system equates to:
I'm a retired Hollywood makeup artist and love all sorts of pastels. I use cheep eye shadow applicators and pointed q-tips to blend as those blending tools don't last even if you're careful. Blending pastels has very similar rules of blending makeup. I urge everyone to try them.
One last thing to add. Your channel has taught me to divide up my work more and be more patient. That is the best thing for me and has helped me not rush my outcome or get as frustrated with myself. It has made the difference in whatever I am working with. Like I felt like that one thing has helped me produce a better outcome.
I was a make up artist for many years, I always wanted to use my make up pallets on paper. Apparently someone else had the same idea LOL
In high school many moons ago I used mainly India Ink, acrylics, or oil pastels and that was the inexpensive brand as we were teens and trying different new media out. I didn’t think I’d like pastels but after doing a project portrait of a friend who posed for our class and realizing it not only looked like him but turned out decent for a beginner… I still love them and keep some handy in both oil and chalky… but these, oh my…. look so smooth and rich, I must have some! To think I nearly bought an artist quality set of pastel blocks. Oh no, this is where I must go next. I have extremely soft makeup brushes to use with this purchased to apply craft colors to cards with and think they will also work spectacularly.
I love Pan Pastels. Ideal for use with coloured pencil. I checked your channel when I was learning about them, and was surprised not to find any tutes on this medium by you.
I’m so glad you tried Pan Pastels! I knew you would love them! This is one of my favorite pieces you’ve done!
I’ve been considering buying these for a while and am so glad I found this video!
I am convinced that someone invented these after looking at their eye makeup and going, "What if ... ? Oh WTH, let's try it!" and it worked out.
Wow. Amazing work. That soft background made that gorgeous owl really stand out. Love it!
This owl is gorgeous! The PanPastel look like a nice product to work with. Thanks for sharing 😊
amazing - you have only just started using Pan Pastels and you have totally nailed it - you are too clever
Lisa you are sooo good! I aspire to be like you! I love drawing and painting animals! Ive been watching your channel for years and your the one who made me want to be a animal artist. THANK YOU!
Lisa you are just the best artist ,just love the owl ,and the background.
i like how those pan pastels work, the look is nice and the easy blending is great. thankyou for shareing with us.
Your owl is Wonderful! I LOVE panpastels! They are so easy to use . I got one set, then the pastel set & tge landscape set. I set !
This is absolutely beautiful! I have never tried pan pastels but I began learning to use soft pastels this summer and I'd be interested to try the pan pastels. Thanks for sharing these videos! I love watching your progress; it's fascinating :)