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Step 3: Deepen darks and brighten lightsĪfter your sketch has dried, it’s time to build on it, using warm or cool colors (depending on your color scheme) to deepen your shadows and identify your lights. Simply pop the ball of water and push it around, or go light on your chalk layers until you find a balance of water and pastel that works for you.Īt this stage, set your painting aside and allow it to dry completely. Tip: If you’ve used heavy layers of chalk, the water may “ball up” on contact. Use a larger watercolor brush for large areas. Lightly draw a bit of water over your lightest areas, giving them just a tinge of color. Once you’re satisfied with the lights and darks, dip your paintbrush in water and begin to blend the chalk, softening lines and darkening your shadows. The goal for this stage is to identify the lights and create a nice dark ground for areas where you will later build up color. Sticking to the colors in the same family as your initial sketch color, fill in a broader range of lights and darks.ĭeepen shadows, bring dimension to big forms, and leave your lightest lights untouched for now.

Step 2: Create a monochromatic underpainting

To keep your picture consistent, it’s a good idea to choose a color that will set the tone for your painting.Īfter you’ve sketched in your composition, lightly block in where your darks will go. Take a medium value dry pastel and sketch in your composition. Tape a piece of durable watercolor paper to your board (the higher quality the paper, the more flexibility you’ll have with this technique). You’ll need some soft chalk pastels, watercolor paper (the stronger the better), masking tape, board, small jar of water and a few paintbrushes- points and rounds suitable for watercolor painting tend to work best. if that sounds appealing, then the following technique is for you! This approach combines the powerful strokes of pastels with the flowing softness of watercolor.

Using water to blend your pastels lets you enjoy a truly “painterly” experience with minimal dust and plenty of room for artistic changes as you work.

#TINGE PASTEL SKIN#

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