Four Different Ways to Use Water Soluble Oil Pastels by Andrea Ockey Parr
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- Discover what Water Soluble Oil Pastels are and four ways to use them for mixed media projects. Andrea Ockey Parr demonstrates these four different techniques while making this mixed media tag.
Supplies used (in order of appearance)
Prima or Mungyo brand Water Soluble Oil Pastels
A tag cut out of Strathmore Mixed Media Paper (the tag die that was used is from the Sizzix Framelits Tag Collection die set)
Dina Wakley's Spaced Dots stencil
Golden brand Titanium White acrylic paint
Tim Holtz Remnants stamp set
Distress Sprayer
Baby wipes
Heat tool
Paint brush
Acrylic block
Sakura Micron pen - black
Waterbrush
Text paper/book pages/old ledger paper
UHU glue stick
MT brand green polka dot Washi tape
Bazzil Basics text Washi tape
Sentiment/quote/strip of text
Nail polish I'm wearing: OPI's You're Such a Budapest
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You and your daughter are both sweet!! I love watching you create! You are truly an artist! Your little daughter would now be 9 years old! I hope you post some more videos! You are so talented and fun to watch.
Loved it! I’ve been craving more tutorials on using water solvable pastels with mixed media. Just wonderful! absolutely loved the comments by your daughter:) Great design outcome too. Thank you!
Thank you for all the different techniques! I loved your daughters commentary 😂
Terrific video Andrea. I love you using the crayons over red rubber stamps. Can't wait to try that one for myself. And your daughter at the end, was just the icing on the cake. Thank you!:)
Thank you! I knew nothing about oil pastels before I watched your video. Your daughter is precious ❤️
Thank you for the different techniques! I love your daughter’s cute commentary at the end. ❤️
Thanks for the ideas.
In one 14 min video you answered every question I had been scouring videos and the internet for the past hour to find. Thank you for that wealth of information. Your daughter sounded so concerned and adorable! Im off to make an online purchase now...
Both of these are made by mungyo. Mungyo also makes prima watercolors. Thank you for sharing. Great video. Much ❤ from Nashville
Time to use my new pastels
thank you for a great video!
Thank you for that tutorial. I bought some water soluble crayons for two of my granddaughters for Christmas but we had been struggling to make them ‘work’ in a way we liked them. Now we can ‘practise’ this technique together.
Loved the inclusion of your daughter’s advice!
Thanks for showing us these great techniques. I bought some water soluble pastels ages ago and haven't used them yet. I want to use them in my art journal but wasn't sure how to use them. Hope you have some more videos like this, I will sure to watch them! I love the tag that you created.
awsome i have had a small set of portfolios for years ,thank you now i know how to use them
superbe créations aux couleurs flamboyantes!!!
Merci pour votre partage très inspirant!!!
That is beautiful! Thanks for sharing techniques!
I actually liked the darker black splatter more, lol! Your daughter is too cute. Kids are the best critics. Be blessed and thanks for sharing your techniques.
Great tutorial, thank you for sharing 😊
Your end product is lovely!
Excellent video! Thanks!
Out of the mouths of babes 😄😄😄.
Sounds like she's way older than her years.
Thanks for showcasing watersoluble oil pastels-there isn't much out there on them-even 2 years later as I post this.
Really enjoyed this video. I have some oil pastels, so will try the process. The voiceover is very informative. Then the gem at the end! Stay safe. Lynne - UK.
Excellent tutorial!
Cool ideas! Thanks
This was great thanks❤
Thanks for the great tutorial.....please do more!!!
Awesome, thanks
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Hi there. Thanks for the video. Was that primer at the beginning on the stencil ?
Question: How do I "seal" it??
I have these and have never used them outside of swatching!
this is wonderful ... does it need a varnish type on top of the tag after all is said and done
Can I ask how do you seal this so it diesnt rub off on other pages can you use just one sealer with all your different type of art medians you used....I'm sensitive to smells so I was hoping that I could used dorlannwax sealer on a oil finished art project instead of a spray type of sealer.....
I believe Lindsay the Frugal Crafter said Mungyo makes the watercolors and oil pastels for Prima. I'm not positive, though.
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Would these work on Bristol Vellum paper?
These are the same pastels technically, because Mungyo produces watercolours and oil pastels for Prima.
In the video you are using a stencil and titanium white paint which in my opinion is not at all essential for using the pastels! If a particular art work you are planning, things like that may be useful. But when a viewer of channel who wants to understand about the pastels is visiting for the first time, it would have been best to limit the instructions in the video to plain pastel and techniques of using it.
Further, I did not understand why you used the stencil because immediately you lifted it off and then started rubbing more paint using your finger and flattening it. Then what was the reason for using the stencil ?
Why is it called oil ? How is it different to watersoluble sticks/crayons ???
Oh my gosh, where'd you go?! You haven't posted in 11 months! D:
A lot of people have asked questions in the comments but you’ve not answers any of the questions?