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- Mix Primary Colours with PanPastels
In this video I talk about using a limited pallet using PanPastels in particular the primary colours. I also show you how I mix colours with PanPastels and suggest a handful of pans when starting out with PanPastels.
Many apologies, the Pan just below Permanent Red is RED IRON OXIDE (not Ex Dark)
The Art supplies I used are as follows:
PanPastels
Ultramarine Blue
Permanent Red
Hansa Yellow
Paynes Grey Ex Dark
Red Iron Oxide
Yellow Ochre
Neutral Grey Ex Dark
Red Iron Oxide Ex Dark
Burnt Sienna
Raw Umber Tint
Magenta
Raw Umber Ex Dark
Hahnemule PastellFix paper 170gsm 80lbs
Gum Eraser
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Many apologies, the Pan just below Permanent Red is RED IRON OXIDE (not Ex Dark).
Awesome video thank you for sharing. It’s amazing what you can do with the basics
Absolutely agree. We're limited by our own imagination. Thank you for watching 👀 🙏
I am glad you put in Magenta, I would also add Phthalo, to get cleaner secondary's (CYMK) and titanium white and the blender to ensure your cool tones stay cool. This is a very warm palette .
Thanks for the tips! and thank you for watching. Working with PanPastels in general are a joy.
Thank you so much. I'm so glad I found your channel. ☺️
G'day Nove, great to read you stumbled on me. I've got plenty of PanPastels videos for you to view. Hope these videos are useful. Please let me know if you need any clarification on anything you view. Thanks for watching and happy painting.
Hi Finally watched your video. I can see now just how much you can do with just a few colours. Thanx x
Sally Osenton Thank you so much for watching. You can make so many colours. Such a unique medium, their application is like paint yet they're a pastel😍🤔
Very informative video ,thank you for sharing'
Hi Judith, thank you so much for watching. Hope it was helpful 👍🎨
Amazing work 😊👍 ur calm and very patient. I just watched ur element lady part 1. U definitely deserve more subscriptions. Thumbs up 👏👏👏👏👏👍
Megh thank you so much for watching and appreciate your comment. Patience is something I'm always working on. I suppose my channel might be a bit hard to find and like a needle in a hay stack, but very appreciative of the subs I have.
Very helpful! Thank you😍
You're so welcome! Susan. Happy painting
omg thank so much or this !!!! and the tip on using brushes, brilliant !!!
G'day Natasha, you are most welcome 🙏 don't hesitate to ask me questions if you get stuck.Thanks for watching 😉
I enjoyed your video, as I am a learner, it was helpful, thanks
Thank you Val for watching, and so glad it was helpful 😊
It is helpfull and intresting. thanks for sharing.
Renate thank you so much for watching:)
Very helpful. Going to make a colour wheel now
Hi Ann thank you so much for watching and please don't hesitate to contact me if you have questions 🎨😂happy painting
I used to have this and threw it out a while ago :")
That was really helpful, thank you! :)
G'day Jackie, so glad this has been helpful. Happy to answer any questions you may have. Thank you for watching 😉
Chrissy I go through a lot of sponge tips with the applicator on Pastelmat 140lbs. Do you too? If not, what advice do you have for making tips last longer.
steve smith G'Day Steve thanks for your comment. Yes I do go through quite a few sponge applicators. Unfortunately this is a given when using abrasive papers. The only thing I do to keep these last longer is to wash them and even then on many occasions they don't survive. But in the end these sofft tools do a great job.
What kind of paper is good for panpastels? I found on some papers the colours are not vibrant and I can not mix them :(
Hi Darieta, Thank you for your question 😊 the Pans can be applied on just about any paper. Originally, when these pans were made, the manufacturer at the time tested them on a non sanded pastel paper such as Canson. I use Pastelmat and find my colours are quite vibrant as Pastelmat grabs the pastel. You need to add a few layers on the paper before you start to see results. Hope this helps, and thank you for watching.
you have Red Iron Oxide Ex Dark written twice - on the video one of them must be a much darker colour - also never heard of PastelFx paper - how does it compare to Pastelmat?
Oh Kathy my goodness you are so correct, many apologies (how silly of me) thank you so much for letting me know. The Pan just below Permanent Red is RED IRON OXIDE (not Ex Dark) great pick up. Pastellfix is a lighter paper 170 gsm 80lbs as opposed to Pastelmat 360gsm 140lbs (I just wish Pastellfix was heavier, (I would use it more). The pastels fill the tooth very quickly and almost has a grip feel when you touch it.
Hi there. What kind of paper do you use to mix the colors? I mean, what's that white paper on the video? When I try to mix colors on a paper I just can't transfer them to another paper like you did here. It seems that the first paper absorbers all the pigment.
G'day there Frau, thank you for your question. I'm using cartridge paper 110gsm, this is thick enough to absorb and help me mix colours. Thank you so much for watching ❤
@@Xrissart thank you for answering 😀
Talk about flesh tones
Hi Judy, thank you for watching, I invite you to check out some more of my videos where I talk about skin tones, especially with a limited palette.