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Art Supply Comparison - Unboxing Vintage Pastels - Art Studio Vlog
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- Опубликовано: 5 янв 2023
- I'm excited to share these art supplies with you! I'm a small business owner, artist and creative business coach. I found these vintage art supplies and decided to compare them to some Rembrandt pastels I purchased from an art store in Paris, France.
One of my goals for 2023 is to be more intentional with what I add to my art studio set up. The vintage ones add so much inspiration. In an upcoming video, I'll be showing you more of my favorite vintage supplies.
I'm setting goals in 2023 and sharing them with you. If you need a little extra help, come join our group! It's an amazing space just for creatives who want to grow ♥️ We have art challenges (this month we're doing a watercolor challenge!), a book club, weekly check-ins, open Q&As, community feedback and support... It's the best place EVER!
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What a wonderful peek into your world, my friend. I will never forget the day you found that vintage art box. It was like a scene out of a movie. 💜💜💜💜
Thank you, Debi! I’ll never forget it either!
This vlog was wonderful on so many levels from music to sunshine to the experience of seeing watercolor come alive….
I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Thank you!
Love vintage art supplies. Awesome find!
Wow! This was just superb! So calming and inspiring ❤
Thank you so much, Patty!!
So fun? Love the crinkly sounds! Like I was there with you opening the boxes!
Thank you so much, Karen!!
Lovely florals with the pastels. I've got the same vintage sets and love them. I collect vintage art supplies and use them all now and then. It's so much fun to experiment with them. Thanks for your vlog...So calmimg.
I’m so glad you enjoyed it! Thank you♥️
So beautiful my sweet friend ❤
Thank you sister!!!😘😘
How exciting to find your channel. I am venturing back into pastels and adding watercolor to my art world as well. Most importantly, I have searched for a left handed artist, since I lost much of the use and skill of my right hand and arm. I was so excited to find your video today AND more mportantly to see that you are AMBIDEXTRIOUS! Through the Lord's Grace and hours of work, I am able to use my right hand for short periods, but when I don't want to quit working, I switch to the left. I was encouraged to switch from realism to a more Impressionistic style and to "loosen" up my style and learn a new way of painting. I was so blessed to find Monet Cafe at a dark point in my life, and today I can add you to my art therapy channels. The Lord is so good. I am going to go back through your videos and watch, and watch, and play and play. Thank You and Lord Bless! Sincerely, Teresa @ Providence Valley Farm.
Can you imagine the stories of the artist who formally used these supplies…. Like what was life like for them, what excited them about their process and what was life’s struggles like… what motivated them!!!
Yes, I imagine those same things, too. It fascinates me.♥️
Love the hand painted journals!
Thank you!!
Are they for sale? Part of my New Year plan is to get back into water coloring. I was prolific as an adolescent and young adult, then life got in the way. You and Debby have inspired me to do furniture art, and now I need to return to paper. Keep up the amazing journey!
@@1recordernut Yes! They are on her website and I have one, they're AMAZING!
@@hellomomtrovert OOOH! I need to order one! That will be inspiring for art!
Happy new year , I do miss your videos ..
Same to you!!♥️♥️
Love your earrings….
Thank you so much, Sherry!
Hi Dionne,
I love the way you’re using these unconventionally and your painting is so fabulous.
If you’re interested in traditional dry info?
Soft pastels are tricky to work with, so firstly be gentle with yourself. The trick is, you don’t want to see the white of the paper, and you want those delicious layers, but since soft pastel needs some tooth to grab onto, the papers tooth gets full quickly, and you can’t add more layers. The pastels you got are in the “hard pastel” of soft pastels category, so they typically are used first because they don’t fill up the tooth as quickly, and they’re less expensive, then you add the softer category pastels on top. The paper used is almost like a literal piece of sandpaper, but archival and it’s very expensive.
Softer soft pastels can be VERY expensive as well.
A good set for the price, that is pretty soft, but not as soft as they get, is Sennelier, the Paris set, half sticks, don’t buy the full sticks, the formula is not as good.
I’m an art teacher so I basically study art supplies. It’s hard to explain, but if you want I can find the RUclipsrs who have the best tutorials on the subject, I just can’t remember their names right now, because my brain is full. Keep doing what you’re doing though, because YES!!
Awww thank you for all of your information! I truly appreciate it!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
You might enjoy colored pencils and rubbing alcohol too! Or sharpies and rubbing alcohol.
Thank you!!
Pastels are oil based and are meant to be blended with a dry brush or sponge tip or your finger. You will find the saturation of color is more intense or pale determined by how much you blend. Pastels are the equivalent of DIY paint. Think charcoal sketch.
The finest Pastels in the world are still made by Sennelier and they are still made the same way since the company started in the 18th century.