#panpastel

[allyalbonart]

I actually rather like the simplicity of this piece already - if only I could just leave it like this 😂 A larger piece, really enjoying the colder, desaturated colours.

[cozydaysathome]

https://instagram.com/brittany.morian?igshid=MzMyNGUyNmU2YQ==

[julianfarrar]

I enjoyed working with these stencils so much I got carried away…..

[agalova]

PanPastel Practice

Afternoon Pear on a Plate, Jacquelyn Block Today I was a busy bee again. Buzzing from one activity to the next. I was tired this evening but determined to make a new pastel practice painting- this time with PanPastels and tinted paper. The maroon paper really helps the pear to pop off the page. I was going for a companion piece to my Pear on a blue plate, but the PanPastel give a much softer…

[pezicreation]

cute bat with panpastel and colorpencils

[kingsframingartstore]

Excited to elevate my pastel art with the Pan Pastel Painting 10 Colour Set! 🎨✨ These rich, blendable colors are a game-changer for your artwork. Can't wait to explore their versatility and see the depth they bring to your creations.

Shop:- https://www.kingsframingandartgallery.com/pan-pastel-painting-10-colour-set

[sammyskullcandy]

Just gonna go ahead and dump some of my art here because it's been a solid decade since I have spammed my tumblr with it and I need some motivation to get drawing again 🤷‍♀️

[jenniferlinderman]

WEEKLY ONLINE ART CLASSES: WATER LILY in PANPASTEL & pastel pencils on Friday NOVEMBER 1ST, 2024 1-3p PDT

Tap into your creative side and have fun drawing/painting a NEW subject each month in this ongoing ONLINE weekly class where the focus each month is on a particular media such as soft pastels, colored pencils, and acrylic paint. I show the class how to render each subject through color matching, layering, blending, and adding final touches! We will also experiment with different substrates and surfaces such as painting on cardboard, drawing on toned papers, Pastelmat, and other textured/sanded papers. I will explain and demonstrate different techniques used for each type of substrate along with how to include solvents and mediums to help get the most out of your art! Classes take place via Zoom platform and Zoom link is emailed to students before class.

TESTIMONIALS:

“Jennifer's lessons are exceptionally well organized, start to finish. Her instructions are, without fail, inspiring, challenging, clearly communicated, and always supportive. I've rarely experienced such a thorough and responsive drawing teacher.” Alice, Oakland CA

“Jennifer is a talented artist who works in many media. She is a wonderful teacher who has great patience with her students. She encourages all her students to to try new media and styles of artistic expression.” Linda, Denver CO

“Jennifer Linderman is a top notch teacher. She methodically teaches how to do each subject and educates her students with new and novel techniques. I have taken her classes now for 6 months with 1 class weekly. I never tire of her instruction and plan on continuing because her subjects and media are full of variety!” Andrea, Richmond CA

[dragonsdelightstudio]

Today we are premixing some blushing shades! I use a jewelry findings holder to keep the shades tidy. I also mix the pastels by putting the little jars on my mixer for a few seconds.

[daizthecraze]

Thumbnails from a previous post~

[juliebuzacottillustrations]

I do miss drawing these playful whimsical faces. They always seem so full of mystery #panpastels #voguestyle #fashionstyle #fashionillustration #illustration #fashionphotography #fashionsketch #fashiondrawing #australianartist #juliebuzacott #artist #art #illustration #glitter #fashionmagazine #handdrawn #watercolour #hautecouture #voguemagazine #whimsicalart #whimsicalface (at Gippsland, Victoria) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqOSd0phASh/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[cozydaysathome]

Harvest moon 🌕🍂🎃

Instagram- brittany.morian

[lainyart]

This bright and beautiful soul is Raquel. I had so much fun drawing her, especially with the colorful background that matches her spirit. I think I smiled through the whole drawing process and her portrait still makes me smile every time I see it. Created with Pastel pencils, panpastels and charcoal on Strathmore 500 series charcoal paper. Holiday portraits are already underway, so if you're planning a gift please message me to get started!

[mcromwell]

question: whats the difference between wax, oil and soft pastels? (different materials of course, but how do they feel on paper?)

Hi Anon! I love pastels, let's dig in.

Wax pastels feel like a soft Crayola crayon. In hotter temps, they feel like spreading a stick of butter across a pan. In colder temps, well, like frozen butter. Mmm. They're water soluble sometimes, and I think those are softer, and the non-water soluble ones are denser and feel more like how any other crayon feels, but with better pigment loads. Good Crayon. Artist-Grade Crayon. Accepts a certain amount of scratching, but not as much as oils.

Oil pastels are very soft and sticky. They're sometimes so soft you can smoosh them between your fingers. They feel extremely smooth going across paper and very textured surfaces will eat them alive. They're basically really really gummy oil paints, so you can treat them as such with thinning chemicals and whatever. (Sorry, I am not an oils person, lol) You can scratch them away for fine lines, too. They don't dry out quickly (or perhaps at all), especially if you layered them on thick, so a special type of fixative is needed for oil pastels.

Soft pastels are like chalk. (There is confusion in my mind on whether to use "chalk pastel" over "soft pastel", but I think the differentiation lies in that soft pastels actually don't have actual chalk in them. From what I can find out, "chalk pastels" are just dyed chalk and not artist-grade. This is tangential, lmao, my bad.) Soft pastels are powdery, crumbly, very breakable. I often Hulk smash them in my hands as I color. It is heartbreaking to drop them on the floor. They taste extremely bad; do not eat dry cereal while you are working on a soft pastel piece. They're bad to breathe and technically require a particle mask* if you're using them a lot. They feel like chalk on paper! There are also PanPastels, which are pigments in a little pan and you apply it with sponges, similar to makeup. I haven't used those, but I want to. I'm pretty sure soft pastels come in pencil form, too. I'm rambling. Anyway these can't be scratched off, but can be erased, more or less. So you can dig some white values back out with an electric eraser.

If I made any mistakes, someone correct me. But that's what I know about pastels. Thanks for the opportunity to infodump.

*I don't do this. If the particulates don't kill me, the microplastics will.

[whaetaerenmist]

Pretty, pretty boy FINALLY in the making!! Panpastel as layer one. And HEY! I'm going to my first ever Käärijä gig in Böle. Assuming Jere has fanart coming out of his Bojan filled closet and windows so why not to give my original piece of art to a mutual fan? Stay tuned!

[the-do-that-girl]

"Is this Real? " From S2 Lucifer Episode 'Love Handles'

Double deckerstar portrait by me. Caran D'Ache Pencils and panpastel on Strathmore Toned Tan Mixed media paper. A3 size - August 2024