Tie-dye Storm

 

PanPastel on Strathmore Watercolor Paper 9 x 6

I played with PanPastel a bit at the fountain in front of St. Jude's Catholic Church.  The rain started falling on the paper before I had quite finished.

Pear in Colored Pencil

 

Colored Pencil on 5x7 Canson 98 lb paper

I used a demo from Arlene Steinberg's Masterful Color for this bit of practice.  Despite its small size, it took a long time. 

Pear

A pear study with a Prismacolor pencil underpainting, layered over with soft PanPastel.

Pastel on 6x6 tan cardstock

Red Pepper

7.5 x 7 with Prismacolor colored pencils on 98 lb Canson paper.  I used an underpainting with complimentary colors, just like with my previous tomato drawing.  Colored pencil work takes forever!  Here is the underpainting:

Hilly Landscape with Pan Pastels

  

I made my first ever PanPastel sketch!  These are a joy to use.  Just for fun, I've included a before and after.

"Hilly Landscape," 98 lb Canson mixed media paper

This sketch was made on 98 lb Canson Mixed Media paper using Colorfin Ultra Soft Artist Painting PanPastels.  A wonderful new medium!

Tomato

 

Here is a tomato using Prismacolor colored pencils, tan card stock and the instruction of Arlene Steinberg (Masterful Color).