Mark Making
"Just for Jelly" crop
Been teaching a 7-week pastel series at Oregon Society of Artists and it sure has been a LOT of fun! I'm mid-way through the second series of classes and have one more that begins in late January. This one demo, above, was on mark-making to demonstrate that all sorts of marks can be employed to get interesting broken color as well as providing emotion like no paint brush could. I used a dizzy-like swirly mark on Wallis Belgian Mist sanded paper with Ludwig pastels.
"Swirly Jars" 12x9" sold
The last class on pastels begins Jan 27 and runs through March 10, 2015. Classes held at Oregon Society of Artists on Tuesdays at 9:00am - 12:00. Only room for 9 students. Interested? Get your answers HERE.
Labels: Brenda Boylan classes, broken color, jelly jars, mark making, Oregon Society of Artists, pastel, Pastel workshop
posted by Brenda Boylan at
December 15, 2014
2 Comments:
Beautiful and elegant work. It is very light and soft.
Hi Shelley, thanks for your light and soft comment, I think I have to agree! All my best to you in the New Year!
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