PanPastel Underlayer + Painting Spots Pastel Lesson - Jason Morgan Art

in this video I talk about - PanPastel Underlayer + Painting Spots using Gouache paint.
The full art lesson video is available on my patreon art channel - / wildlifeart
Pastel Lessons and wildlife art for beginners to advanced artists, pastel pencil, panpastel, soft pastel and more. I use clairefontaine pastelmat on all my pastel lessons.
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[@auroraw.6566]

This is great! Love the tips!

[@leeludlowart237]

That elephant is incredible

[@prayalways-]

the swatching card is a great idea!!

[@JC-il4or]

Really enjoy watching you work. Thank you for the tip on gouache. 😊

[@veraberyl]

Hello Jason. I love watching your videos. What is the magnetic board you are using?

[@barbarawilcox8490]

Do you mean a watercolor wash for spots? What a great idea! Imade the mistake of putting the spots in first with pan pastels.

[@barbarachappuis5262]

I believe he said he used gouache.

[@wildlifeartjm]

@@barbarachappuis5262 correct :)

[@vickim6990]

I love your art so much. You are amazing. I was wondering if you think the white pan pastel leans to a vanilla white instead of pure white? What do you use it you want pure white?

[@wildlifeartjm]

pans are not completely opaque so if you use a paper that is not pure white then it will influence it to some degree. I use pastel sticks on top if I want pure white

[@82xristos]

Hi Jason !I love your work ,you are a fantastic artist…I’m an amateur painter and I’ve paint a big jaquar with acrylics..I want your opinion for my paint..can I send you a photo?

[@wildlifeartjm]

sorry but I dont get enough spare time to do critiques.

[@claritzairosario68]

Hi Jason, thank you very much for those tips, about the black gouche!, I did it in a project that I haven't finished yet. But I wanted to ask you, why do those sponges, especially the knives, when rubbed on the pastelmat, they're break? I am always careful not to rub the surface too hard, but they still breaking. A tip to take care of the sponges?

[@wildlifeartjm]

they will always wear out on pastelmat paper - on sanded types of paper they will rip instantly.
Just need to be careful and use the finger type sponges they sell instead, they last MUCH longer.