Rearranging my Plein Air Pastel Box
I have just rearranged my plein air pastel box for my painting trip to Monhegan Island in Maine.
I have just rearranged my plein air pastel box for my painting trip to Monhegan Island in Maine.
The colors are vibrant and lightfast, and the texture is uniform over all the colors, which is not true of many brands.
I was the workshop coordinator for this pastel workshop and we all had a good time.
I like that on a usual day, when inspiration strikes, all I need is right where I already am.
I love the contrast of their bright variegated colors that contrasts so beautifully with the greens of surrounding scenery.
I did a thorough job on this yearly clean up and it feels great! I’m now ready to paint!
When pastels get too small, or there is good dust left after a painting, I carefully keep it to recycle into new sticks.
I was delighted to get a merit award in this lovely Connecticut Pastel Society show going on this month at the Southington Community Cultural Arts Center.
I really enjoyed painting on location in this lovely setting on Echo Lake Beach in Acadia National Park in Maine.
I enjoyed seeing these lovely pastels in a gallery in Litchfield. It is interesting to note we share a teacher in Alain Picard. Enjoy!