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3 Wet Pastel Techniques...using alcohol or water 

Avon Waters - pastel artist
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Alcohol and water are used by many artists, called wet pastel techniques, to start paintings. Pastelist Avon Waters demonstrates three ways to begin a pastel paintings, using alcohol in two of the ways and water in the third way. There are many ways to begin a pastel painting and many ways to use wet media in pastels, normally considered a dry media. There are also many ways to use wet materials or wet pastel techniques that are not just in the beginning of a painting but during a pastel painting. This video doesn't address those methods, but instead focus on the way beginning artists can use alcohol and water to start pastels. Avon Waters also says artists can use different kinds of alcohol, such as Everclear, Vodka, or denatured alcohol. Here he uses rubbing alcohol to start the pastel painting. By using alcohol beginners can quickly fill in the paper with values and color rather than blending with only dry pastels. Wet alcohol washes and water washes fill in the blank paper faster than just applying dry media and blending it into the nooks and crannies of the tooth of the pastel paper.
Art releieves the stress of our daily lives and work, and getting started in pastels, painting in pastels, and painting landscapes or any other genre, doesn’t have to be stressful or cause you pain. Art should bring your happiness and the early episodes of videos by Avon Waters on how to get started in art using pastel and pastel painting help you toward the goal of learning art, and living a happy life. Happiness through art is the ultimate goal of videos by nationally recognized pastel artist Avon Waters.
INDEX by Subject of Long-form Videos by Avon Waters
Episode 1: What pastel is right for you…soft vs hard pastel
Episode 2: Introduction to Mixing pastels, how to extend the number of colors you have
Episode 3: Introduction to color wheels and basics, beginning color theory
Episode 4: Absolute Best Pastel Paper, or, what paper might be right for your style of painting
Episode 5: Part 1, How to select the right picture for your first pastel, how to copy others to succeed
Episode 6: Part 2 of copying to learn to make art, blocking in color and large shapes by copying other artists
Episode 7: Three Ways to Start a pastel using Alcohol and Water

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Комментарии : 40   
@bdcorgimom
@bdcorgimom Месяц назад
So interesting - I never knew you could do that with pastels! That is something I will try.
@PastelWithAvon
@PastelWithAvon Месяц назад
It can be messy the first few times but hang in there…the pay off is worth it.
@brunildamarrero2095
@brunildamarrero2095 27 дней назад
Wow! Must say this was very helpful thank you, I’m going to try with both.🖌️
@PastelWithAvon
@PastelWithAvon 26 дней назад
Super! Other vids have other wet pastel techniques to try too. Thanks for watching v
@michelef.1236
@michelef.1236 2 месяца назад
Avon, I notice the thumbs up doesn't seem to be registering properly or at all. Thank you for your classes, which I find more measured and quiet than most of the soft pastel teaching video teaching. You work at a reasonable speed and speak quietly, which helps me at least to better absorb significant details. And you film effectively, eliminating distracting objects or movement in the work area.
@PastelWithAvon
@PastelWithAvon 2 месяца назад
Oh, thank you so much for the feedback….Im still learning all this and the pacing and such. Hopefully all those tutorials don’t ruin the real me, lol.
@michelef.1236
@michelef.1236 2 месяца назад
And the thumbs up is registering now! @@PastelWithAvon
@maritabuttigieg2708
@maritabuttigieg2708 Месяц назад
Yes it is😮
@sueaberle935
@sueaberle935 2 месяца назад
Thank you for the great video, i could listen to you all day.
@PastelWithAvon
@PastelWithAvon 2 месяца назад
Thank you for the kind words. Maybe one day Ill have enough videos that you could bing “listen “ all day, lol. Thanks for watching
@judithgoulden972
@judithgoulden972 2 месяца назад
Thank you , enjoying you tutorials
@PastelWithAvon
@PastelWithAvon Месяц назад
Glad you like them!
@kimlanoue2033
@kimlanoue2033 Месяц назад
Perfect Avon!
@PastelWithAvon
@PastelWithAvon Месяц назад
Thanks. See you soon.
@sandygarrett6098
@sandygarrett6098 Месяц назад
❤ this!
@PastelWithAvon
@PastelWithAvon Месяц назад
Thanks.
@muhlenstedt
@muhlenstedt Месяц назад
Great tutorial! Thank you very much!
@PastelWithAvon
@PastelWithAvon Месяц назад
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting
@patriciadavis2545
@patriciadavis2545 2 месяца назад
Thank you. I’m in a pastel class and have used the alcohol with pastel ( with complimentary colors). I will try charcoal w/ alcohol and pastel with water.! I can attest that the alcohol with pastel makes a mess!
@PastelWithAvon
@PastelWithAvon 2 месяца назад
The water is just as messy. But it can be less messy if you limit the brush work by just pulling a few grays out of your darkest marks and not try covering the whole area as I did. Thanks for watching.
@karenbradford9434
@karenbradford9434 Месяц назад
Thank you great tutorials 😊❤
@PastelWithAvon
@PastelWithAvon Месяц назад
Glad you like them! I will be doing a lot more on wet pastel techniques and values
@Jenny-yl2hw
@Jenny-yl2hw Месяц назад
Thank you for this informative tutorial,,
@PastelWithAvon
@PastelWithAvon Месяц назад
You are welcome! Thanks for watching too, Im learning so I hope the editing gets moe precise
@aidasoto2936
@aidasoto2936 Месяц назад
Mis ideas experimentos mi trabajo mis teorias.
@PastelWithAvon
@PastelWithAvon 29 дней назад
No entiendo muy bien tu comentario. Me podrias explicar? Gracias!
@jacqulineloncke8696
@jacqulineloncke8696 Месяц назад
Thanks you for sharing with me 💯 support much 💯 ❤ 😊 😀 👍 😘 💯
@PastelWithAvon
@PastelWithAvon Месяц назад
Not a problem, thank you too!
@kbrnz5744
@kbrnz5744 Месяц назад
I am not clear if you are working with oil pastels or soft pastels or does that distinction even matter?
@PastelWithAvon
@PastelWithAvon Месяц назад
Oh, great question…Im working in soft pastel. Oil pastels are closer to oil sticks and oil paint and would not mix with acrylic gesso or water based mediums but you can use oil based mediums like gambasol, turp, oil mediums for underpainting but must let them dry before using soft pastels over them-generally speaking.
@nicoleperron3315
@nicoleperron3315 Месяц назад
Fascinating, when I tried pastels years ago before the internet, I just used my fingers to blend and never thought to mix them with water or alcohol, same for charcoal, it was the beautiful jewel tones that sucked me in but I eventually went to watercolors because of the huge mess I would make with the pastels. They were in my hair on my face on my hands in the rug on the table on my clothes up my nose 😂 just everywhere.
@maritabuttigieg2708
@maritabuttigieg2708 Месяц назад
😂
@nicoleperron3315
@nicoleperron3315 Месяц назад
What is the archival quality when you add alcohol? Does it damage the paper? Is rhere a special paper you use?
@PastelWithAvon
@PastelWithAvon Месяц назад
No issues…the alcohol ethanols evaporate as they chemically bond with oxygen leaving only H2O which is harmless
@nicoleperron3315
@nicoleperron3315 2 месяца назад
Geeez I wish I'd known this years ago, none of the art books from the library and tutorials said to use water or alcohol! Way before RU-vid. I'm now playing with inks and saw liquid charcoal for sale in a tube, so that's how I ended up on your video. Now what kind of paper are you using? Because you don't mention it and I do watercolors and the type of paper is the most important thing to avoid buckling and ripling. Years ago the sketching paper I used would have been distroyed with water, so I am so curious.
@PastelWithAvon
@PastelWithAvon 2 месяца назад
Nitram Liquid Charcoal? Great Idea, I bought a tube of that years ago and didn't even think of that. I was using an old pastel that I washed off. Originally it was a sanded U-art paper but I had added clear gesso during the last creation process so it had an added texture from that. Watercolor paper is what a lot of pastelist friends use when using wet medium. There are some heavy mix media papers I've used that stand up.....I find that as the sizes get larger than 11x14 or 12x16 some of those might get a bubble or too or small wave unless dry mounted. And Uart in rolls curls unless dry mounted. Hope that helps
@nicoleperron3315
@nicoleperron3315 2 месяца назад
@@PastelWithAvon yes thank you
@The3383
@The3383 Месяц назад
What ​@@nicoleperron3315
@triciaringquist6723
@triciaringquist6723 Месяц назад
I’m way too organized to do that. Crap I don’t like my drawings all muddy up like that……. too hard to rework the papers already saturated not for me but thanks. I know you’re probably a great teacher. It just doesn’t work for me.!
@PastelWithAvon
@PastelWithAvon Месяц назад
I TOTALLY understand. It is messy and I appreciate your willingness to watch and honesty.
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