Unusual soft pastel techniques by Tim Fisher
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@georgiasurf07 did you notice he was on the bottle
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You just reuined it!
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So after you let it dry then put the poppies on there???Was that it?
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So is this something to keep the soft pastels from smearing?
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I am the only one who thought that was stupid >_> ...sorry but it was just silly. Maybe if done on certain areas but that was just sloppy and it looked like a piece of colorful poo. whatever.
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sa-weet!
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Doesn't turpentine do the same effect?
I'm pretty sure it does. .
georgiasurf07 1 year ago
@georgiasurf07 possibly, though it's very smelly, especially if you want to speed up the process with a hair dryer...used to give me terrible headaches when oil painting until I discovered odourless thinners which do the same job
jacksonstops 1 year ago
I just bought some and it didn't work for me, is there a certain kind of paper you have to use or a particular brand of pastels? I use Strathmore Bristol 300 series Vellum. I used my new pan pastels which did not move at all and my Rembrandt soft pastels. The Rembrandt's worked a little, do you have to use a lot of layers of color?
cherrybombthreat 1 year ago
@cherrybombthreat The paper must have agood tooth so that you can get loads of pastel on the surface, Fisher400 art paper work well
jacksonstops 1 year ago
@cherrybombthreat It works better on rougher papers where you can deposit lots of pigment, I tend to just use the Bristol 300 for line and wash which you can see in my article in Feb 2011 Leisure Painter
jacksonstops 1 year ago
cant u get teh exact same effect using baby oil? ive done it a couple times and it gives a similar blending effect
ramanglass544 2 years ago 3
you get an effect as you can with water, but each technique gives a slightly different result
jacksonstops 2 years ago