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RYN SHELL - ARTIST - AUTHOR - ART TUTOR

Rose Iris and Daisies Soft Pastels Art

7/14/2019

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Some of my Senneliel Extra soft Pastels and Tabby the Studio Assistant

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Black Wooden Box Set of 120 Assorted Half Sticks. Colours included are:
Apple Green (205)
Apple Green (209)
Baryte Green (760)
Baryte Green (763)
Baryte Grn (764)
Bistre (061)
Black Brown (002)
Black Green (177)
Black Green (179)
Black Green (180)
Blue Grey (423)
Blue Grey Green (500)
Blue Grey Green (504)
Blue Violet (333)
Bright Yellow (341)
Bright Yellow (342)
Bronze Green Deep (158)
Brown Lake (267)
Burnt Madder (376)
Burnt Sienna (462)
Cadmium Yellow Light (297)
Cadmium Yellow Light (301)
Cadmium Yellow Orange (198)
Carmine (052)
Cassel Earth (412)
Cerulean Blue (257)
Cerulean Blue (264)
Chinese Vermilion (791)
Chinese Vermilion (795)
Chromium Green (231)
Chromium Green (233)
Chromium Oxide Green (182)
Cinereous Green (347)
Cinnabar Green (753)
Cinnabar Green (754)
Cinnabar Green (756)
Cobalt Blue (353)
Cobalt Blue (356)
Cobalt Violet (366)
Coral (920)
Flesh Ochre (016)
Forest Green (910)
Forest Green (916)
Forest Green (918)
Golden Ochre (127)
Golden Ochre (131)
Grey (515)
Helios Red (681)
Helios Red (685)
Helios Red (686)
Hot Brown (191)
Indigo (137)
Indigo (139)
Intense Blue (463)
Intense Blue (464)
Intense Blue (468)
Ivory Black (513)
Lawn Green (148)
Leaf Green (202)
Leaf Green (203)
Lemon Yellow (600)
Lemon Yellow (603)
Madder Carmine (378)
Magenta Violet (940)
Magenta Violet (944)
Moss Grey Green (168)
Moss Grey Green (169)
Moss Grey Green (171)
Mouse Grey (400)
Mouse Grey (402)
Mummy (104)
Naples Yellow (099)
Nasturtium Orange (930)
Nickel Yellow (901)
Nickel Yellow (904)
Night Blue (771)
Olive Green (239)
Olive Grey (449)
Olive Grey (453)
Orange Lead (037)
Orange Lead (038)
Persian Red (780)
Persian Red (782)
Prussian Blue (287)
Prussian Blue (288)
Prussian Blue (293)
Purple Blue (285)
Purplish Blue Grey (478)
Purplish Blue Grey (479)
Purplish Blue Grey (481)
Purplish Blue Grey (482)
Purplish Blue Grey (484)
Raw Sienna (508)
Raw Sienna (512)
Red Brown (006)
Reddish Brown Gray (428)
Reseda Grey Green (212)
Reseda Grey Green (213)
Sapphire Blue (621)
Steel Blue (710)
Steel Blue (713)
Turquoise Blue (745)
Turquoise Blue (732)
Turquoise Green (722)
Ultramarine Deep (388)
Ultramarine Deep (391)
Ultramarine Deep (392)
Ultramarine Deep (394)
Ultramarine Deep (395)
Van Dyck Brown (439)
Van Dyck Violet (406)
Van Dyck Violet (409)
Vermilion (083)
Vermilion Brown (079)
Violet Brown Lake (442)
Violet Brown Lake (444)
Viridian (252)
Viridian (256)
White (525)
Yellow Ochre (115)
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Working with Soft Pastels

Some safety precautions can be kept in mind while working with pastels. 

*Your studio should be well ventilated to eliminate dust. 

*Use a mask to avoid breathing any ambient dust. 

*When drawing, create a static area to attract pigment particles away from you.  

*Always remember to vacuum your space regularly with a vacuum that has a HEPA filter and bag. 

*To protect hands and skin, use a barrier cream, Dermex, or wear latex gloves. 

*Also a stump or chamois cloth can be used to rub in the pastels to avoid direct contact with the pigment. 

*My latest effort is, however, to use a pastel that creates less dust.

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The King Set of 525 Sennelier Extra-Soft Pastels

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Some of the many print options room this painting or roses, iris and daisies. 

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Rose, Iris, & Daisy - Decor, Prints & Apparel
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Now, let's have fun while we learn.
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Happy Creativity.
Cheers, Ryn. ​

1 Comment
Brenda m Wilkie link
7/17/2019 08:31:43 am

Hi Ryn,
your video was very interesting to watch. Painting is so different and intriguing to me because of how you can layer up things. For example adding a light over a dark is not something I can do when drawing or burning.
Then there is the whole color aspect of the art. I've always been rather intimidated by color and even though I own a color wheel, I never understood it. I'm happy to admit that I'm understanding color and the wheel a lot better thanks to you.
You are a great teacher with treasure trove of information!

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