Friday, June 19, 2009
Monday, April 13, 2009
Cup of fruit
Tried some pastels on a Canson drawing paper but it didn't have enough tooth so I was disappointed in the outcome. Oh well - you learn! :)
Labels:
6"x9",
Brunzeel Pastels,
Canson colored paper
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Another Drawspace in Oil Pastels

I decided to do this drawing in oil pastels. The only thing I don't like about these pastels is it is difficult to get a sharp, clean edge and I am such a detail person. Otherwise, I really enjoy using them.
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Another Oil Pastel
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Oil Pastel

Oh my gosh, oh my gosh. . . ..
I am so excited. I have never really played around much with my oil pastels - I think I always felt like they are too much like crayons. But today, a fellow artist on Drawspace asked if one of my drawings was an oil pastel (it was actually a chalk pastel) so I decided to go upstairs and dig out my box of oil pastels and try something. And I LOVED IT!!!! I really like the way they look, the way they blend, everything! Now I can't wait to start something else with them.
Friday, May 16, 2008
School Example
Sunday, July 29, 2007
Illustrations
Forest of Drem

This drawing is a pre-work for my children's book. It is filled with forests and little creatures.
Dragon's Egg

Dragons are a theme I have employed over and over again throughout my art. I have drawn them, printed them, painted them, and carved them in pottery. This one is another pastel-for no particular reason, just sitting and doodling.

This drawing is a pre-work for my children's book. It is filled with forests and little creatures.
Dragon's Egg

Dragons are a theme I have employed over and over again throughout my art. I have drawn them, printed them, painted them, and carved them in pottery. This one is another pastel-for no particular reason, just sitting and doodling.
Still Life #1

So many of my pastels never get finished because of time. I really enjoy drawing with chalk pastels. As is obvious in my technical work, I am very much a realist. I particularly like still life and foliage for subject matter. The majority of my pastels have been drawn for school examples.
Unfinished Pastels
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