From Pastel Journal- Pastel Pointers | Shades of Green, Part 2
Green can be a tough color to handle, but with color temperature finesse, sensitive observation, wise selection, and artistic permission to sometimes tweak reality for the sake of a harmonious outcome, a successful lush painting can be achieved.
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| Pastel Highlights- Plein Air Painting in Pastel | Plein Air Painters Tell You What You Need to Know Plein air painting adds a dimension to painting the landscape that some artists find irresistible. Painting outdoors provides a deeper understanding of the various qualities of light and atmosphere. Whether you paint finished paintings or color studies for studio paintings (or something in between), plein air painting will bolster your observation skills and enliven your ...
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Blog- Editing En Plein Air Once a year, the editorial teams of Pastel Journal and Watercolor Artist leave our desktops to participate in off-site brainstorm meetings. This year, our colleagues at Drawing magazine flew in from New York City to join us for two days of conversation about the three art magazines, our content, content presentation and plans for future ...
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| Competitions- Currently Open for Submissions! Artistic Excellence from Southwest Art is now accepting entries. Details Here! Deadline is June 17! Other Upcoming Art Contests can be found on our Art Competitions page.
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