Pastel Painting - How to Render Glass in Pastel

Join me for this tutorial where I demonstrate how to render glass in pastel.
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Each of my pastel paintings is created on archival sanded pastel paper which is specifically made for grabbing onto those small particles of pigment that make a pastel so luminous! The pastels are pure pigments made into sticks using a little water and a binder, nothing more. Most of the brands that I use are hand rolled by artisan makers.
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My working process is a simple one; I start on location, sketching, photographing and painting. Some of these field studies make their way to the studio. In the studio I use all of that visual information and combine it with the sense or feeling I had for a location and create what is inevitably an abstraction of sorts in that it is not merely a copy of a photo but an interpretation of place. I hope that you enjoy the work!

[@rebeccawong1]

Pastel sticks are magic wands in your hand 🥰

[@wulfseig1864]

Watching in 2022. Love the little bowl. It's so cute.

[@josephineherrera8508]

I love the days without overproduction that you have now. Those were simple days. More intimate and I learned a lot.

[@shelleybrandon2825]

This was wonderful to watch (twice, now!) I'm not one that does many landscapes so I gleaned so much more from this simple and amazing exercise! Thank you!

[@Mamounalaframboiz]

Thank you very much for helping ! (from France)

[@libbyfuntera8497]

Thank you Marla for sharing this video and beautiful example of still life.

[@michellepernula872]

Love the blue bowl!! And your interpretation of it. Gorgeous !!

[@annmarie3520]

Very enlightening! No pun intended!Really enjoyed watching this lesson. Thanks.

[@marcipotts7397]

Thank you for the lesson I really learned a lot I have not used Pastels but this lesson has clinched it for me !

[@franciscoreygonzalez9908]

Hermoso!.

[@thepochade5992]

Invaluable, as I have soooo much blue glass in a collection aka a bower bird 😉 Thank you for sharing Marla 👍

[@glensigma]

I just love the format of your videos. You do a great job. I needed the motivation today. :-) Thanks.

[@jamesholder13]

Awesome lesson! Thank you.

[@denmyr5346]

So nice! Bravo

[@uterozenbilds8194]

Another terrific video, thanks so much Marla

[@sallyredmond4452]

Great tutorial many thanks. May I ask which paper you like to use? Best wishes from NZ🌹

[@susanszathmary5541]

@@sallyredmond4452 I want to know too!

[@harpuaful]

yes! thank you Marla.

[@carolferguson5467]

Thank You! What a great exercise

[@barbaraalsko1429]

absolutely beautiful!

[@elzbietapomianek7768]

Marla thank you (: very nice .Good lesson.

[@davidrobot7818]

Thanks Marla.

[@carolferguson5467]

HI Marla, I'm not finding your live demo uploaded on Patreon? Will you be uploading it as well?

[@masimanoglou]

interesting your view I'm watching you a lot and I like how to portray the landscape but not the subject personal view I express good continuity

[@tonycole3532]

Really like the glass bowl but very small observation. The shape of the bowl just needs tidying up left side ragged and bottom right of bowl distorted and needs rounding up.

[@tallitot]

It would be helpful to have the bowl you're painting visible so we can see what you're looking at as you paint.

[@crystalquartz7883]

What type of pastels are you using

[@dinetk3125]

I was never answered when I contacted your gallery to buy a picture.

[@vickicarol1733]

I especially appreciated the end of the lesson on the highlight. It is sort of like using blusher isn't it? Too much and you ruin the effect!