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- This is a pastel painting of a Western Bluebird. My painting is a 5" x 7" pastel. I am using CarbOthello pastel pencils in combination with soft pastel sticks. My paper is Strathmore Illustration/Bristol board 500 series cold press Vellum 10 ply. Prints are available.
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Birds are one of my favorite subjects, and I really enjoyed watching your close up videos illustrating the details and strokes of color that you add! Thanks for your continued inspiration!
Hello Rita, thank you so very much for you lovely compliments. I'm glad that you're enjoying my process, I appreciate your support! Thanks for stopping by! :)) Roby
Lee Ludlow has said it all for me Roby, your art is simply amazing. Thankyou.
Hi Alan, between you and Lee I'm blushing big time, I'm so thankful for this amazing support! This really means a lot to me so thank you from the bottom of my heart! :)) Roby
Hermosa demostración, gracias !
Hello! Thank you very much! :)) Roby
Oh my goodness Roby this is incredible. I love those colours in the background. I once tried to paint a branch and it got worse and worse the more I did but yours as always is absolutely spot on. As with all your paintings you really do get the impression that you can reach in and touch the wood and feel the textures and of the soft tiny hairs on the bird. The way the orange in the chest goes into the white is perfect and the details are as always Roby absolutely beautiful. What a masterpiece and what a master with pastels you are. Your work inspires me so much. Thank you for sharing this magnificent painting Roby. We’re all so lucky to have your videos to inspire and for all of us new artists to learn from. I will be in touch soon Roby, it’s been a bit mental this side of the water but I haven’t forgotten. I hope your well and I will send a letter very soon xxxxxx
Hi Lee, How's everything across the pond?! It's so nice of you to give me this most spectacular compliment. Wow, I must of done something right lol. You're so good to me and I sincerely appreciate it so much! I will continue to post new videos because of wonderful people like you. You spur me on to continue to post so thanks so much for you hardy support. As always, your artist friend forever. :)) Roby xoxoxoxo
Roby Baer as ive said many time’s Roby your work is the easiest in the world to compliment. Your a true master and have been like an artist angel to me. Your priceless. Xxxxx
Hi Lee, well my dear friend thank you so very much again for your spectacular support. You always say the nicest things to me! Thank you doesn't cover it but I'll say it a million times to you! xoxoxo
Fantastic……learned soooo much!
Hello Angela D'Aquila ~ Thank you very much, so glad that my video was helpful! :)) Roby
Hi Roby, Thank you so much for your time to reply to my question, it's wonderful to receive your comments. As always I look forward to see your fantastic and inspirational art. Love you, Alan.
Hi Alan, it's my pleasure! I'm just so glad that you're enjoying my process and take the time to comment and support what I'm doing, that's such a win for me! Thanks again! :)) Roby
This is beautiful. Thank you for a great demonstration. I always learn something when I watch your videos.
Hello Artbee, thank you! I'm so glad that you are learning from my videos, that's wonderful. That's all I can ask for! Thanks for your continued support! :)) Roby
You are absolutely amazing! I can watch your videos all day, stunning!
Hello Gabriela ~ Thank you very much for your lovely compliment. I appreciate you taking the time to comment and support, thanks again! :)) Roby
The bird is gorgeous, of course, as is all of your animals. The work on the branch is terrific!!! -I really enjoyed watching how you worked it up. VERY unique. WOW! The background is very lovely, as well. You are so great at what you do! I’ll watch this one over and over like I do many of your videos AND I’ll be looking forward to your next tutorial? Enjoy what’s left of the fall. Can you believe how fast this year is going???!!!
Hi Brenda! Thank you so much for your always awesome support and kind words, you're the best! I'm so glad that you enjoyed seeing the branch. Just when I think people will be bored I get these wonderful compliments so that's spurs me on to continue to post what I'm working on. Thanks so much dear artist friend! :)) Roby
Gorgeous colours! The wood is beautiful too. Thanks for sharing! 💖🐤
Hello DeeJay28 ~ Thank you so very much for your lovely compliment. It's my pleasure to share what I do, thanks for watching! :)) Roby
Gracias, hermoso trabajo.
Hello Margarita Focil ~ Thank you very much! :)) Roby
I ALWAYS learn something new from each of your lovely videos.......I am now desperate to tackle a tree branch!
Thank you Roby, yet another beautiful piece of art 🙏❤️ x
Hi Lynn! Thank you so much. That's wonderful for me to hear that you're learning from my videos. I'm not a teacher and don't speak on my videos but the fact that you can learn from them is great. Thank you for your continued support! :)) Roby
Roby Baer my husband breeds birds, so I love to watch artists drawing & painting them, I always struggle with trees & branches tho. You make it look so easy xx
Hello Roby, I just found you on you tube, compliments for your drawings , I see that you blend only with a special pencil, no gamsol, no oil. I love it.
Hello Marianne! Thank you for your nice comment, that's so sweet of you. Yes, I blend with the a color that when mixed together with the color preceding it will be the desired effect that I'm going for. In this way it pushes the color into the next and smooths it out achieving the desired result. I do use my little finger to smudge when using the stick pastels to cover more ground quickly. Thanks for stopping by! :)) Roby
I await the results of your masterful layering, and am rewarded. Such lovely work. Love your Videos
Hi Tanya Chmilar ~ Thank you so much for this lovely compliment and your support. That means a great deal to me! I'll keep them coming! :)) Roby
Simply superb.
I wish any day in my life if I could make such measured masterly strokes on papers! Really getting inspired and learning a lot.... 'Thank u' is always inadequate. Thank u again.
Hi Abhijit Bandyopadhyay ~ Thank you!!! What a lovely compliment to start off my new video. So glad that you are learning a lot from my videos, that so thrilling for me! Thank you too for taking the time to comment and support me, wonderful! :)) Roby
Very Nice roby! Im still watching these vids after all these years XD
God bless
That's wonderful, much appreciated and I'm glad that you're enjoying them. :)) Roby
Thank you :))
@@robertarobybaer Ya Some times when Im doing digital art I like watching your art and hearing the music at the same time its great :D
Wonderful
Hi Shams Arts ~ Thank you! :)) Roby
It's amazing zing zing..😁😁😁
Hi Behera Manoj Kumar ~ Thank you very much! :)) Roby
Wow. Just wow! I wish you had a tutorial
Hello @chadstbcp ~ Thank you for your lovely compliment. I'm a self taught artist and not a teacher lol. I was hoping that artists could glean from watching my process and style. Thank you for taking the time to respond and support. :)) Roby
Never mind the beautiful bluebird - a master class on rendering tone, value and texture on the branch. Your mastery of the medium is such a privilege to observe.
Hi George! My goodness, what a lovely compliment! Thank you so very much. It's comment's like yours that keep me in the game! I'm so glad that you're enjoying my videos, wonderful! :)) Roby
I really enjoy your pastel work Roby 😁😁
Hello Dan ~ Thank you, that is so very nice, I appreciate your support! :)) Roby
Veramente brava complimenti
Hello Alex Pinna ~ Thank you very much! :)) Roby
very well done 👍
Hello A to Z TutorialZ ~ Thank you very much! :)) Roby
J adore ❤️❤️❤️
Hello Christiane ~ Thank you! :)) Roby
Très joli!
Hello CORVAISIER Claudine ~ Thank you! :)) Roby
Yes, this time it's the background and the branch. It's a fascinating process when the flat paper turns into a piece of wood which seems to prepare to jump out of the picture. And the sky - I didn't know that you people in California know how an autumn sky in Germany looks like 😉. Once more very inspiring and I am looking forwsrd to your next tutorial. All the best from your very sick 🤧🤧🤧 artist friend Matthias. (in Germany we call this "man's flu" which of course is much worse than the female version)
Hello Matthias! Thank you so much! Sometimes I don't know what I'm doing but I just jump in and somehow I fill in the paper lol. Actually, I do know what I'm going for but sometimes happy mistakes happen and we all as artists love when that happens. I have a pretty good idea how I'm going to attack things but when it's something I've never done before I gulp and just jump in. Yeah, we have pretty Autumn skies here too lol. I'm so sorry that you're sick, I hope you're better now. I too was sick and didn't feel like sitting at the computer to answer the comments. Uh huh, I think that the man's flu is 1,000 times worse lol, we girls give birth so a little flu isn't going to bog us down much. All kidding aside, hope you feel better soon!! Thanks so much again. xoxoxox Roby
Hermoso tutorial!!! y bien cerca para ver los pasos!! gracias!!!
mas aves!!!
Hello Rodolfo Gerhaber ~ Thank you very much! I'm so glad that you're enjoying my videos. Will keep your request in mind as I do love doing birds. Thanks again! :)) Roby
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I have watched your videos I think since i was 13-20 years old now im 20.
Hello again, Wow...that's great, so glad that you're still interested! Thanks again! :)) Roby
please can you provide list of colors you are using and for which part of the painting. thank you so much for the video. do you have any more in depth videos?
Hi again Roby, I notice that your wonderful pictures are all created on a white surface board, which makes your art vibrant and wonderful to look at. But during my own art adventure using pastels and pastel pencils I found that all of the artists that I watched, usually frowned upon using a white surface and all used a coloured background paper, I personally like the white background paper, what are your thoughts regarding the use of coloured paper. ?. Thankyou in advance, Alan Casey.
Hi Alan, yes I do use the white surface (Bristol Board 500) always. It's a personal choice, the colored papers are fine too. They work very well for the layering process as you already have a "head start" with tones that work for your project. The color of surface chosen is probably done with the subject in mind, so it's a great tool for you and blends in nicely complimenting the subject. It's also an "automatic background" so to say built right in and pleasing to the eye! For me though, I like the white surface as I'm used to it and building my layers from a base of white seems more pure to me if that makes any since. I enjoy the challenge of the background, something to compliment the subject but not taking it over. Even if my background is just colors I love that I chose them and did the work. There is no right or wrong here, just what feels good to you as the artist. If you're only doing the subject and that's all it's called a drawing or rendering. If you fill all of the background leaving no paper showing through it's then called a painting. A lot of people trip on this fact but it's the real deal lol. Thank you for your kind compliments, so amazing! :)) Roby
would you suggest applying light over dark or dark over light?
Master roby ;
Hello Pedro Perez ~ Thank you! :)) Roby
Hi Roby. I always watch your movies with great pleasure and this time I was not disappointed either. You are a pastel guru, no less, no more. Best regards
and sorry for my english.
PS. What device do you use to sharpen pastel pencils?
Hello Mrfour1! My goodness, you're the best! You English is always just fine, no worries! Seeing your responses always gives me such a great feeling, you mean a great deal to me! I'm using the X-Acto Powerhouse electric sharpener. I'll give you the link where I get mine. Thank you so much for your support, wonderful! :)) Roby www.officedepot.com/a/products/595511/X-ACTO-Powerhouse-Electric-Pencil-Sharpener/
Cute bird from hong kong fans😘😍
Hi Yau Yau ~ Thank you so much to all of the Hong Kong fans, so nice of you! :)) Roby
Waouh, Nice job.. What is your paper ?
Hello MOULIN Herve ~ Thank you so much! My paper is Strathmore Illustration/Bristol Board 500 series cold press Vellum 10 ply. I'll give you the link where I get it. Thanks again! :)) Roby www.dickblick.com/products/strathmore-500-series-illustration-board/
Love this drawing! Thank you! I use pastel pencils but this is a whole new way of using them, as you don't continually blend... is this right? Can't wait to try it and have subscribed. Do you have a patreon page?
Hi Jan May ~ Thank you! Actually I do continually blend. I choose a pencil color and apply it then the next choice of color is blended over the first choice and so on resulting in several blended layers to achieve the end result. After I like my foundation I then use the pencils to put in the fine details. On larger paintings I use stick pastels for my foundation covering lots of "ground" so I'm not wasting my pencils. I then start applying the pastel pencils for the fine detail. For a little pastel fact...this is called a painting not a drawing :). If you apply pastels over the entire paper it's called a painting but if you only do the subject and paper is showing it's then called a drawing or rendering. Look it up so I don't have to write it all out lol. Thanks for the sub, sweet!!! :)) Roby
Bel disegno. Complimenti. Che tipo di carta usa?
Thanks.
Hello Ciro Vallone ~ Thank you! My paper is Strathmore Illustration/Bristol board 500 series cold press Vellum 10 ply. :)) Roby
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Have you ever used Panpastels for your backgrounds?
Hello OrioleBeagle ~ No, I haven't tried them yet, been wanting to though. :)) Roby
What do you use to sharpen your pastel pencils? I’ve tried everything & NEVER get the point you can achieve...... Please answer if you read this 😳😳😳
Anyone else’s opinions would be appreciated also. Thanks
Hi ArtsyGirl ~ I have used this brand of sharpener for years, the X-Acto Powerhouse electric. I'll give you the link where I purchase them. You might be able to find them at a local Office Max but our store went down so I get them on-line now. After the initial sharpen you'll only need to leave your pencil in for about 1-2 seconds to get that great point. When the sharpener consistently starts breaking the tips off it's then time for a new one as the blades have become too dull to sharpen the pastels. It will still work fine for graphite though. I don't use any other pencils in my sharpener just pastels. They last a good long time and I consider it part of my supplies that have to be replenished. You'll also need an awl to dig out the point that sometimes gets stuck deep in the blades. First try to tip the sharpener up-side down and tap it hard. If that doesn't work then carefully grind it up with the awl pushing it through the back where it falls in the tray, try not gouge the blades. I have tried hand sharpening but that takes time and I love how in about 2 seconds you're right back on task with the X-Acto. Careful to not drop your pastel pencils as that is one of the main reasons you can't sharpen them. The pastel inside crumbles and makes it keep breaking off. Hope this helps! :)) Roby www.officedepot.com/a/products/595511/X-ACTO-Powerhouse-Electric-Pencil-Sharpener/
Roby Baer Thank you so much! Getting one ASAP. Again, thank you for your kindness and taking the time to answer the question plaguing me for years.
Roby Baer By the way, I just found the Exacto Powerhouse $20 cheaper on Amazon!!
Fantastic, checking that out!
You're very welcome, my pleasure!
Hearing this music reminds me of the Dr. Emoto water crystal experiment. And what he did was he filled two separate cups of water. Then he played bad music to one of the cups of water, and to the other cup of water, he played holy night to it. I'm not sure how many days he played the music to it I forget, but after he did it. He froze them separately. And then once he froze the waters, he took a piece from the one he played bad music and put it under the microscope and the water crystal was horrifying to look at.
Then he took a piece of ice from the one he played silent night too and put it under the microscope and it was the most beautiful crystal of water he ever saw. And what he learned is by what you say or do or listen to, can affect not only you but even nature. So that's why he warned before he died, that we need to be careful and be proper in our actions. I believe that God somehow guided this man to do this before he died.
So you guys can always search this stuff, up and it even works with rice. People have said its definitely true!
On google images or on youtube you can see this stuff.
Hello there, that's very interesting, thanks for the share. :)) Roby