Here's my first painting using Pan Pastels. I love this medium.
I call this Lion's Gaze, thanks to Patricia Otten and Donna Ridgeway. I liked their ideas and combined them.
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Here I had just sketched it out using the gray pan pastel. |
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I started adding color. |
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I added more color, and this is when I noticed that his eyes were too far apart. Should have paid better attention during the sketch. |
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Wonderful thing about pan pastels is that they are very forgiving. You can erase mistakes. |
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I used a light blue colored pencil for part of his eye, but it really washed it out in the photo. So I went back over it with black pan pastels. |
Here it is again. The finished painting.
Lion's Gaze 9x9 inches on watercolor paper
Reference photo by Dr. Thomas Trainer.
2 comments:
So regal! Beautiful!
Beautiful, Brenda! I love the looseness and colors.
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