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Showing posts with label Soft Pastels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Soft Pastels. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 3, 2014

Playing with Charcoal in your art journal

Did you join me live last night???  Hope so.. if not, I do a live class each Tuesday night on Google Hangout. join me next week.  Link in my group on Facebook. link below




Group:  All thing Terri Sproul in Facebook
WINNER:  Marllyn Mansker - you have two weeks to get back to me to claim your prize.  After 2 weeks you fortified your prize
CottonWood Art Journal
Soft Pastels
Acrylic Paints -
General's Charcoal
Clear Gesso OR you can use Ground for Pastels
water
kneeing eraser
pastel Pencils
Krylon Clear Finish
Quote:  The Wind Beneath my Wings
my Youtube Channel:  http://www.youtube.com/terrisproul 


Here is the Video replay



hope you join me next week....

Terri Sproul

Wednesday, August 27, 2014

Art Journal with Pastels

As most of you know I Love to play on Tuesday Night on a Live show.  This show we played with Pastels - all different kinds of Pastels, including PanPastel, Soft Pastel and Pastels Pencils.  Hope you enjoy what I did and you learn something.


SUPPLY LIST
FOR Next week:  Charcoal and kneeding earser 

PanPastels 
Soft Pastels 
Pastel Pencils
Clear Gesso or Ground for Pastels
Stamps:  VersesRubberstamps.com and Stampendous.com 
Versa Mark Ink Pad 
SEAL you project when you are done!



Now here is your LIVE recording of Tuesday Night's Show



Next Tuesday night you an join me live at
6PM PST
7PM MST
8PM CST
9PM EST
you can find my class on Google Hangout or on my Youtube Channel 


Sunday, August 24, 2014

Increasing my ability

I just love to learn NEW Techniques

This week I have been playing with all kinda new products and some old ones.  


This one is a painting done with just PanPastels and just a little soft Pastels
it's far from perfect, but I had a lot of fun learn this new skill


NOW this one.  I just love the way it turned out. I plan on show this technique off on my Tuesday night show in about a week or so.  This one is made with Acrylic Paints. Charcoal, and Soft Pastels.

Thanks for stopping by
Terri Sproul