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Soft Pastel - The Ultimate Workshop
Soft Pastel - The Ultimate Workshop
Soft Pastel - The Ultimate Workshop
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Soft Pastel - The Ultimate Workshop

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Step by step workshop for beginning, intermediate and advanced students working with soft Pastel
LanguageEnglish
PublisherBookBaby
Release dateJun 17, 2015
ISBN9781483557007
Soft Pastel - The Ultimate Workshop

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    I couldn't get through it. The spelling and syntax errors were too distracting.
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    Very educational for someone who has no knowledge of pastels. This book includes a lot of examples and several of them are done step by step to really bring home the information. Easy to read as well. I breezed through it and was astonished to realize that i had completed it.

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Soft Pastel - The Ultimate Workshop - Erin Cronin-Webb

Soft Pastels

The Ultimate Workshop

by

Erin Cronin-Webb

Contents

Foreword

About The Artist

Introduction

Materials

Types of Pastels

Hard Pastels

Pastel Pencils

Soft Pastels

A Word Of Caution

Soft Pastels:

Hard Pastels

Papers

Other Useful Supplies

Pastel Pencils

Blending Tools

Fixative

Easel

Foam Board

Mounting Adhesive

Burnishing Tool

Stanley Knife

Color Theory

Autumn Splendor

Color Relationships – Complementary Colors

A Winter's Walk

Tale Of The Temptation Of Two Apples

Step By Step Apple Demonstration

Still Life With Apples

Exercise One

Exercise Two

The Value of Value Sketches!

Demonstration

Next Step – Underpainting

Fruit of The Month

Pears

Summer's Ends

Underpainting With Nupastels and Rubbing Alcohol

A Walk In Autumn

Building a Painting Without Underpainting

Winter Storm Watch

Still Life – Best Learning Tool!

Still Life with Peppers

Still Life Exercise

Framing and Preserving

Resources

Best Places To Buy Stuff On Line!

Pastels:

Best Pastel Surfaces:

Best Pastel Pencils:

About the Artist

Foreword

About The Artist

I was so lucky to have been born into a family that loved art, music, literature and, above all, all forms of creative expression. My parents were true children of the depression, outside of their high school education, neither had any formal education in the arts. But, in spite of that...or maybe because of that...they wished for something so much better for their four daughters. They worked at any and all jobs that provided extra income with which they could introduce us to music lessons, art lessons, nearly weekly trips to New York City's amazing variety of Museums, galleries, ethnic neighborhoods celebrating wonderful feast days, musical performances, family circle tickets at the opera...all of the wonderful, exciting events that provided a magnificent framework for the brilliant and colorful mural that was my childhood.

And there was MOM.....If there exists some magic that allows people to see the world in brilliant colors, textures, and lines...my mom cornered the market on it! She didn't paint or sculpt or even draw, but everything she did was an expression of beauty and in her hands became an art form. From making Christmas ornaments, Decorated Easter Eggs, to doll clothes, little girl dresses that were then envy of my 1st grade class and meals that would put a cordon bleu chef to shame....It was always about the beauty, creativity, love and effort. That is what I learned about art!

I didn't have formal training in art. As the youngest of the four girls I watched my oldest sister become an accomplished pianist, The second eldest, an amazing operatic singer, and my closest sibling cornered the paper, pencil and crayon market as a very gifted young artists. Competition among the sisters was, wisely, not

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