Pan Pastels & Colored Pencil mixed media tips - Lachri
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- See how easy it is to combine Pan Pastels and Colored Pencil for realistic and softly blended paintings or drawings! The pan pastels are not as messy as regular pastels which is perfect if you hate the dry chalky feel of pastels as I always have!
The Pan Pastels I'm using in this video were provided to me by Pan Pastel. The opinions in this video are my own, this is not otherwise a paid sponsorship/promotion.
Supplies used: (amazon affiliate links)
★ Pan Pastel set of 20 amzn.to/2QzUVOi
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★ Soft Knife and Covers, 4 Assorted Knives and 8 Covers amzn.to/2qqEMwN
★ Faber-Castell Polychromos amzn.to/2xhT2xU
★ Fisher 400 sanded paper from proartpanels.com (not an affiliate)
★ SpectraFix Fixative amzn.to/2xpdlsv
★ Mahlstick amzn.to/2xn0wih
★ Glassine amzn.to/2xoYBd5 (this roll will last you a VERY long time)
★ Touch up Texture & Titanium White mixture for painting white over colored pencils brushandpencil.com
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I love how you painted his fur. I can relate to what you said about using different colors. I remember painting a gray squirrel and I thought I saw purple in his fur. At first, I was like, I can' put purple in a gray animal. That'll look silly. But I did it anyway. I kept it very soft and translucent and it looked good.
I think I put purple in all the animals lol.
Gorgeous, Lisa!! Love your Colour Pencil Tutorials! I have learnt so much...and its not because of clumps and clusters....its " make sure your Lights are light enough, and your Darks are dark enough". . So glad you say that EVERY time!!👌👌💗💗
Oh my goooosh I love how pan pastels look when combined with coloured pencils on sanded paper! I really need to get around to trying this some time.
I love the zoomed in portion of you working on your subject the detail is amazing.
And you answered another one of my questions at the 5-minute mark when you spoke about the fixative!. You are amazing !
Watching you use Pan Pastels makes me want to buy them. They look like so much fun to work with. 😄 I love how the drawing looks, Polar Bears are one of my favorite animals. Great video.
They are a blast to work with! I don't know why I fought the idea of using these for so long lol.
Thank you for another great tutorial Lisa. Can't wait to try Pan Pastels....
I love how this one turned out!
WoW 😲 you draw so realistically .The bird seemed alive and moving.Master drawing skills needed to get such a lifelike effect.🎨
LOL!
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@@solarsun5489 watch the video 😒and i'm not your sis 😒
His fur even looks wet!! ❤️❤️❤️
Finally!!! You answered my questions in the first 3 minutes!! You showed me how to pick up the pastel from the pan and blend it. :)
This is so helpful. I always have trouble getting colored pencil to show up well over pan pastels. Now I see it may be because I was not spraying fixative over the pastel. Thanks!
Oh yeah, that stuff helps a lot!! The pencils still blend in some, but not as much as when you don't spray at all.
Do you really need fixative though? I see people using pastelmat with no fixative
I absolutely love watching your techniques and demonstrations of blending Pan Pastels! I am looking forward to buying a set to try, following your instructions. I hope I can achieve the same results. Thank you for an amazing video.
I have a small set of pan pastels coming this week. I asked on a Facebook group for pan pastels about using a spray fixative and some relied to Not use a fixative at all. A few mentioned the spectrafix. If I like the pan pastels enough to get more colors I’ll order the spectrafix then. I already have pastel mat and vellum Bristol board. We’ll see what happens. I think I’ll like the pan pastels. Very good video. I’m an avid viewer of yours. The videos are very helpful.
Thanks for your tips, I've always wondered if you can use spectra fix between layers, I've always thought it was just for the final layer! Also it's nice to know that you can use the brush and pencil products with pastels as the base 😊
Thanks for Explaining & Sharing‼️ This’s my Favorite tutorials😍😍U do 👍🏼 I do color pencils a lot, so I missed these videos U do‼️‼️U do the live ones, 1, 1/2 hrs & I Love these more! Not as long. I Hope 🤞🏼 U can do more of these shorter video of colors pencils! This’s why I subscribed- to see you actually draw & color! Thanks👏🏼👏🏼 😍 Great job it’s Adorable👌🏼👌🏼😊
I love this piece 😍 Your videos are always so informative and thorough, makes me happy everytime 😋 I haven't tried combining pan pastel and colored pencils like that, only tried using pan pastels for the backgrounds, I might just have to try it out 😃 I always struggle with sanded paper, as I dont like the gritty look, I hadn't thought about blending with my finger or a sofft tool, so that's something I definitely have to try out! 😃
Great! A new Video with white fur.
Today i worked on an old Project i started 3 years ago. Your videos are a wonderful Motivation Lisa. Thank you so much.
Next Project will be a new dalmatian Portrait. ;)
Gorgeous ! Would you prefer polychromos instead of pastel pencils ? and is there a reason why ? (sorry for my english !) Thank you Lisa
love your artwork
Wow, I think this is the soonest I have been to comment on a video! Love this piece!
Thanks!
This is a great video on combining the pans with pencils Thank you! Just one question re the Fixative. I've avoided using due to it's darkening effect. In this case, does the fixative make the colored pencil more effective? What would happen if you did not add the fixative in between? Thank you again!
Absolutely love all your tutorials Lisa and I love listening to your pencil podcasts too. I love my new pan Pastels but I also love using my polychromos with zest it pencil blend for a more painterly look. I wonder if it is possible to use my polychromo pencils over the top of my pan pastels and still be able to blend with OMS. I also have spectra fix so I was thinking I could do the pan pastel and a painting spray with spectra fix and then apply my polychromos and blend with OMS . I guess the only thing to do would be to try it, I thought I would ask you in case you have tried it already. I use clairefontaine pastel mat as my support. Thanks for all your hard work producing great tutorials.
Yey, a speed video, I can finally watch you again. Yippee. The live streams are way to long for me.
I need to edit some more of these shorter videos. I have them ready...except for the editing part lol.
Amazing
Thanks :D
Please do more Pan Pastels! I love Trees!
I will :D
Sweet
Did you use the fixative by spraying from your airbrush? I think that’s what I saw....
Excellant tutorial! I have been enjoying mixing pastels with colored pencil or with watercolor. Does the Spectrum fixative work well with varnishing over colored pencil like the Advanced Colored pencil fixative? I am curious cause I notice the the later sometimes gets cloudy. On some of my pencil paintings I have varnished them just like oil paintings. By the way I am so glad to see polar bears especially since there are 2 to paint in my pile.
Is there a way to finish/seal PanPastels so it doesn't have to be framed behind glass? for example, could I use PanPastels on a wooden panel then spray with a fixative?
I just bought the 10 pure colors set of pan pastels and I have Prismacolor Premier pencils. Will I have success?
Is the fixative a necessity? Unfortunately it's not available where I stay but I do have pan pastels and polychromos.
Do you store these pastel pieces/ paintings the same way you store color pencil ones
I want to ask, if I combine Pitt pastel colour pencil with classic colour pencil (Both Faber Castell). Is it work?
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Wonderful tutorial!! 😄 Love the painting so much .🐻
I had a question though, would using pastel sticks and colored pencils work the same? Or do Pan Pastels have a different composition? 🤔
Pan Pastels have a weird adhesive property that you really can't fully understand until you've tried them. They will even stick to smooth drawing paper!
The way they blend with oil based pencils makes me think there might be some oils in them.
@@RamoArt Thank you!! 😄
I just started using Pan Pastels and I love them! I also am experimenting with pastel pencils too. Question on the sanded paper: did you mount that to a board yourself or did you purchase it that way?
I buy it pre-mounted from proartpanels.com :)
Lachri Fine Art thank you!
Hi Lisa! Now I'm confused. You mentioned most of your blues are warm blues but then you said they lean closer to green on the color wheel. I thought warm blues lean towards violet and cool blues lean towards green... can you elaborate?
I love your videos :)
This is actually complicated. There are different ways to describe what is cool or warm. I go with an over simplified way of looking at things. For me, I describe warm as anything closer to yellow on the color wheel and anything cool as closer to purple to the color wheel. There are absolutely exceptions to this and different ways to describe or explain colors. After over 20 years of teaching I have found that the more simple, the easier for the student to progress. When it comes to art there are those who like to sort of micromanage and argue about every little thing, then twist it into a method or description that is so over the top confusing that it further confuses the student. I've found more people progress by keeping things simple.
Thanks for this tutorial! Do you feel you have to use a fixative like Spectrafix between the pan pastel and colored pencil layers? Thanks!
You don't have to but I do between every couple of layers.
Nice
Are you using pastel pencils or colored pencils?
Chicken and fish too!! How does the sanded paper work with your sensory issues (ie pastels etc)? That is the one thing keeping me from using the sanded paper!
I thought I would hate it but it's no problem at all! I was honestly shocked!
you said "most blues I'm using are warm blues so they tend to be more on the green side of the color wheel" (something like that...) I think that's wrong, right? If a blue tone is more on the green side it's actually cold blue. ;) It would be warm if it was more on the red side...
Nope, closer to purple would be cooler, closer to green is warmer :)
@@Lachri I strongly disagree. You may agree that red is definitely considered a warmer color than green, isn't it?! Then how could adding a warmer color to blue result in a colder blue? (Which would be the case according to your statement) Please just look up some color theory and you'll find: A blue that has more red in it (purple-ish blue) is warm, a blue that has more green in it is a colder blue. I'm really wondering how you can say the complete opposite :)
@@marcotronic There isn't exactly an agreement on which blue is "cool" and which is "warm". Most artbooks I read described Purplish-blues as "warm", nonetheless, many artists see greenish blues as warm blues. Anyway, I don't think that there's a "right" or "wrong" way to see it. 😄👨🏻🎨
@@Riccardo-mn1yl after reading a lot of articles and forum discussions it seems this is indeed something artists argue a lot about and there are those who share Lisa's opinion and also a lot of people sharing my opinion (=mixing blue with red (a warm color) results in a warmer blue). So it seems we are both right and there is no right or wrong here (though I can never be "converted" to think or conviced that a greenish blue is warmer than a reddish blue :) It just doesn't make any sense to me at all, haha :)
Marcotronic, I did a double take over that as well ;) That is not how I learnt colour theory, but there seems to be some debate, so, each to their own. Teal to me is way a cooler shade of blue than violet-blue. Red is the warmest colour, so anything where red is added gets warmer, blue is the coolest colour, so anything where blue gets added gets colder. Yellow is cooler than red, ergo, if I add yellow to blue, it is still colder than if I add red to blue. But as I said, to each their own.
Does the sanded paper eat through your pencils faster? I've been hesitant to try it because of that, I have a limited budget and can't afford to replace my pencils very often.
Sort of, but the pigment lays down way faster. If I had to put 5 layers to get the same amount of coverage I'm pretty sure I would have eaten through nearly as much pencil working on smoother paper.
@@Lachri gotcha, so it evens out in the end.
Lisa and Pastels? Well, it was not the dry chalky sticks. I know you do not like the feeling. This is great and turned out so well.
LOL I know right?! I can't believe how much I love working with these! They don't feel weird on my hands at all!
@@Lachri , this enhances your techniques. The use of the pan pastels, oil based pencils, fixative, and touch up white gives you all the tools to produce a great drawing. Well done.
Can you add subtitles in english or spanish? Please for those of us who are learning english. :3
Just tap the three points on the upper right menu selection in the video and select subtitles english automatic .they are working fine 👍
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Stupid question or an uptight question? Do you just accept keeping pencils sharp costs you so much core pigment? Or are there ways to prevent this ? This really bothers me
I think a polar bear’s skin is black........therefore it will show up when the fur is wet and clumpy
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