A Soft Pastel Demonstration of Winter Snow on a field on U art 400 paper - using Unison Soft Pastels
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2024
- Today it is a Soft Pastel painting demonstration of Winter snow on a field. I made this on Uart 400 grit paper using Unison soft Pastels.
Unison Pastels
U Art 400 grit paper ( Backed on to MDF)
It is speeded up to 1.5 speed allowing you to easily follow the progress. The Full version can be seen on my Patreon channel.
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Hi everyone, I have added this pastel to my list of tutorials, although the channel is primarily Oil and Watercolour, I could not resist throwing in a pastel. I'll do this from time to time. Let me know what pastels and papers you like to use and how you get on with them in the comments below.
Love it - like you I’m a sucker for snow scenes!
Hi Lesley, thanks for that and yes love to paint snow, Paul
More pastels! More pastels! I love painting watercolor, and adding soft pastels to the top layer actually. Thanks!
Sadly the channel was to diluted on many media, so had to cut stuff out, sadly as I love PAstels
Super. I was given some pastels as a gift at Christmas, not used them yet, but that is all the inspiration I need.
That's really good to hear Paul, I know you'll have heaps of fun. cheers Paul
Beautifully done
Hi Paul. As a lifelong, hobby painter I suppose I am self-taught. However I became very serious about my art in 1981 when I was recovering from surgery. Also, I have just reacquainted myself with your art channel. I wondered where you had gone! That's because I watch the tube mainly on my TV via an Amazon fire-stick and it isn't possible to subscribe through that, so one loses touch! The only thing I can't really share is your enthusiasm for Shotley Gate. In 1954 I had the worst year of my life there, in HMS Ganges. The rest of the Navy Service was much better thankfully! Back to the channel... You have a nice touch with your brushes, and now I find a pastel demo too. Great! I also thank you for alerting me to indigo and aureolin. So already I learned something. It's a like for this video, and a subscribe. Your channel shows, tells and demonstrates. Just what is needed. Well done! John in Brum
Yes a very calming picture. can see myself walking the track, with my binoculars round my neck for the wild life I may see. Luvvly Jubbly
Thanks, John much appreciated , Paul
Nice clear detailed teaching method Paul. You packed a lot of color info into short descriptions which are easy to understand. Nice to hear what colors work well together as the painting proceeds. I struggle terribly with color- my drawing, tints and shades are ok, but color really defeats me.
This was really great Paul...beautiful tones, very effective ..I’ve never tried pastels but I’m going to have a go now..thanks again!
Hi David that s just why I do these video to help and inspire, that's great, Paul
They are expensive especially the sanded paper.
Love your work. Please, do more pastels?
That's so kind and thank you. I shall throw the odd one into the mix, cheers Paul
You must be using soft buttery pastel? They ho on so forgiving and beautiful. I have only chalk or hard and no in between. Can you share what yours are?