Tags
black card stock, daisies, flowers, oil pastels, Pro-Art Oil Pastels, Reeves oil pastels, Stampin-Up card stock
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- Daisies in Oil Pastel
The Story Behind the Sketch:
(Just a quick post here on this snowy day in PA.) I decided to try to lift myself out of the winter blahs by experimenting with the same oil pastels I used in the last post, only this time on black card stock, and choosing a nice summery theme.
The Technical Stuff:
Stampin’ Up Black Card Stock, Reeves Oil Pastels and Pro-Art Oil Pastels
My Experience in Doing this Sketch:
I had no idea if these pastels would be opaque enough to work, but they did pretty well. This medium seems to force me to loosen-up & use bright colors—which is kind of fun. ( And it’s okay to do something just for fun once in a while!)
NOTE: All images and text in this post are Copyright K. A. Renninger 2014. I am more than happy to have you share them through your own blog, and hope you will do so—but you must give me credit. Anyone who uses them to make money will be prosecuted.
Beautiful work in oil pastels – covered really well. The purples are gorgeous!
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Thanks very much, Mary!
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I’m with you in trying new materials that nudge more loose, expressive work. Lovely.
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Yes, I tend to tighten-up when I work, so this is good for me. Thanks for your comment!
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How very beautiful!
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Thank you so much!
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Gorgeous color – love the ethereal feel
AnnMarie
I’m going to follow your work because it’s truly lovely
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Thank you. I took a quick look at your blog & followed! I will be back to see more!
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Well, I humbly thank you back. You have an amazingly unique approach on deep rich color use – you are an inspiration…
AnnMarie
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How kind of you for expressing that thought!
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