Pastel landscape

Many artists draw their painting inspiration from the landscape. Why? There's the practical aspect: Unlike other subjects—a figure model or a wildlife subject, for example—the landscape is there and ready to accommodate your schedule. You can step outside your door at any time, if you like, and start looking for compositions. That said, the lure of the landscape for most has much more to do with the creative aspects ...

In this step by step oil pastels drawing for beginners we are creating a beautiful mountain landscape. This tutorial is very easy to follow.

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Our experts offer 10 tips about how to paint with pastels, regarding choosing pastels and surfaces, making an underpainting, and staying loose.

(This article contains affiliate links) So, you're new to pastels, excited about all the beautiful colors, needing to know which ones are tried and true... "What are the best pastels for beginners?" This is a question I answer all the time and honestly, I never tire of talking about these

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From color blending to composition, this comprehensive guide provides a step-by-step journey to enhance your pastel skills.