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A different way of working with "dry" media. Did you know that you can blend chalk pastels, soft pastels, and charcoal with.. water?!! This was a game changer for me!
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@ChristinaTodd1970 2 года назад

Hey! That was me! The watercolor question.

@CautionArtistatPlay 2 года назад

Haha I wasn't sure if I should mention any names! Thanks for helping to fuel the inspiration for this video!

@ChristinaTodd1970 2 года назад

@@CautionArtistatPlay I love it when i hear my name on a video. I grab the kids and make them watch too, lol.

@CautionArtistatPlay 2 года назад

I will try to remember that for next time!

@akifkhan8250 2 года назад

Ur welcome

@judilynn9569 Год назад

When I was in grade school in the 60s, my teachers used to keep a glass of water near the blackboard to dip the chalk in before writing important information on the board. That’s how the marks lasted longer than usual. To finally erase it, they would use a wet cloth or sponge. That’s how far back I learned that water definitely changes the quality of chalk/pastels.

@CautionArtistatPlay Год назад

It's neat to think about those days. I grew up in a transitional time period where, when I first started school, we still used traditional blackboards, but by the time I graduated high school, we were using whiteboards! Crazy to think about!

@Nuhredalma 3 месяца назад

Try it with gum Arabic; a watercolor binder. It turns it into watercolor and stabilizes the pigments so you can do layers.

@CautionArtistatPlay 3 месяца назад

Great idea! Thanks!

@iwantmy10dollars 2 года назад

I recently saw a pastel artist use her prisma color nupastels with water for her portrait background. I have a whole set of those. I’m in the middle of doing a watercolor of a lighthouse overlooking the sea. I hauled out my nupastels and used a wine colored pastel on the little houses for an under painting then burnt sienna over the walls and burnt umber over the roof. I loved it! Some of it washed out but some of it stayed so I got texture on the walls and roof. It just looked more interesting. I’m going to be using them for this now.

@CautionArtistatPlay 2 года назад

That's so exciting! I love combining mediums like that!

@AnastasiaYGamble 2 года назад

I used this technique a few times in high-school; it was one of the fun usage tips listed on the back of my NuPastel sets. Didn't know you could do this with higher grade pastels, pastel pencils, or charcoal though. Going to start using this method again, thanks for this cool video💕😁!

@CautionArtistatPlay 2 года назад

Oh cool! Glad I could reinspire you to use this technique again! 💖

@karimarquardt4658 11 месяцев назад

Best "how to use dry pastels wet" video. Thank you, very helpful!

@CautionArtistatPlay 11 месяцев назад

You are very welcome! Thank you for watching. I'm glad you found it to be helpful! 😊

@SaraMakesArt 2 года назад

I'm definitely trying this with my charcoal! I also have a box of Grumbacher charcoal sticks that I are I don't know how many years old and I swear my box looks almost exactly like yours, with the wear and tear. I just took the tape of them for the first time since my family moved across the country while watching your video.

@CautionArtistatPlay 2 года назад

Hey Sara! I hope you have been well! I can't wait to see what you come up with when you add water to charcoal! That's neat that you have a similar set, my dad's friend gave them to me when I was a teenager and she had them a long time before that, so I don't know exactly how old they are either. I love them though! 💗

@slateportraichu5416 2 месяца назад

Thank you for this inspiring and helpful video=3

@CautionArtistatPlay 2 месяца назад

Thank you for watching!

@HeatherBryant22 2 года назад

Thank you for this! I have sensory issues and charcoal/pastels are major problems for me. This gives me a new way to play!

@CautionArtistatPlay 2 года назад

So glad to hear that you found this helpful!

@abongartpalma Год назад

This was awesome! It was so helpful to see how the different brands and delivery responded to the water. I can't tell you what a jumpstart that gives me in getting a new image from my head onto paper. Thank you. Lots of love and best wishes to you!

@CautionArtistatPlay Год назад

You're welcome! I'm so glad I could help! Thank you for watching, I wish you all the best in your creative adventures!! 🥰

@chrono5128 2 года назад

I love this kind of experimentation

@CautionArtistatPlay 2 года назад

Me too! It's so fun to try different things with art supplies!

@SusieDiamond221 Год назад

Yes! Prismacolor NuPastels are water soluble. I love when I discover materials are water soluble! Great video!

@CautionArtistatPlay Год назад

Thanks! I thought they probably were!

@diannedupuis2960 Год назад

Thanks for a great video!

@CautionArtistatPlay Год назад

You're welcome! Thank you for watching, I'm glad you enjoyed it!!

@tatyanastepanova8341 Год назад

Hello, thank you so much! This is super helpful!

@CautionArtistatPlay Год назад

Hey there! Thanks for watching! I'm glad you found it to be helpful!

@nadeaner.cowley513 2 года назад

Great video! Thanks for sharing🧡💙

@CautionArtistatPlay 2 года назад

I'm glad you liked it, thanks for watching!! 💖

@crystalgillis9296 Год назад

This is most interesting, thank you!

@CautionArtistatPlay Год назад

You're welcome! Thank you for watching!!

@suzannedesylva3805 10 месяцев назад

Just great, thanks.

@CautionArtistatPlay 10 месяцев назад

You're welcome! Thanks for watching!

@foundingfodder8225 Год назад

You should use sand paper to shave the sticks down to dust and blend that with water.

@CautionArtistatPlay Год назад

There are a bunch of ways to do it, I use sand paper sometimes, I also have a Caran d' Ache palette that has a rough sand like textured side that I love to use. The possibilities are endless!

@ElizabethKilbride 2 года назад

I wish I never broke my shoulder last month, because it prevents me from painting with my right hand/arm. Someone suggested I try pastels with my left hand since it doesn't take much muscle action and now I'm learning a new medium, which is costing me time and money too. Although many my friends are clicking on my Amazon wish list and sending me supplies and books so I can learrn about this new medium. NOw I've found your channel and you've now created an art monster that wants to play with new toys. Damn I never should have turned on RU-vid to find videos about pastels. And you my dear are a bad influence to someoen who loves to create art. :) lol

@CautionArtistatPlay 2 года назад

I'm so sorry to hear about your shoulder! Yes RU-vid definitely has that affect on people, I have bought a great number of art supplies myself because of other artists on RU-vid. I have had to scale back myself lately because of funds, I was a bit out of control for a while there lol. Buying art supplies can be addictive at times!

@loveforpaper6203 11 месяцев назад

Lovely video thanks for sharing 😊

@CautionArtistatPlay 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for watching! I'm glad you liked it! 😊

@karenballard7470 Год назад

I was just learning pastels and I was doing a drawing of the step pyramid at Seqqara. I wanted to do the rubble since it was very prominent in the picture I was working from. I just couldn't get the pebbly rubble the way I wanted it. Then I got the idea to use a chewed up bristle brush and water. I used my stumpy worn bristle brush by dipping it in a small dish of water then dragging it across the pastel block of the color I wanted, then "stamped" the wet brush on the paper, roving it around randomly. IT WORKED!! I continue to use this method on pebbly/rocky beaches and other things where I want a rubble look. I don't use pastel pencil for this. I use the soft blocks.

@CautionArtistatPlay Год назад

Fabulous idea Karen! Thank you for sharing! Sounds like a great way to create texture!

@s.e.hebert7307 Год назад

I DID NOT KNOW THIS!! I was shopping for charcoal pencils, and all sorts of water-soluble and Graphitint sets. And, I MAKE MY OWN CHARCOALS. Hello! TY glad I found this!! SUBSCRIBED! (Can you tell I'm excited? :-) )

@CautionArtistatPlay Год назад

Glad I could help!! I hope you have a ton of fun using this trick!!! 😁 Thanks for watching and for subscribing!!

@teresamazotti1315 2 года назад

This is so cool!! I will have to try NuPastel and Carb Othello.

@CautionArtistatPlay 2 года назад

I hope you have a blast!

@janc6495 10 месяцев назад

Did you try the Carb Othello? I'm on the fence about buying them. Thx!

@leannesawtell1155 2 года назад

Fantastic, thank you and you have a great day too

@CautionArtistatPlay 2 года назад

Thank you! I'm glad you found this helpful!

@leannesawtell1155 2 года назад

@@CautionArtistatPlay oooo I’m surprised we are both awake right now, I’m in Australia it’s 10am ish, thought you would be sleeping lol

@CautionArtistatPlay 2 года назад

Lol it's 7:20 in the evening where I am in the U.S. right now, I will be in bed in a few hours.

@leannesawtell1155 2 года назад

@@CautionArtistatPlay well you have a good sleep and a great day tomorrow

@CautionArtistatPlay 2 года назад

Thank you Leanne! You have a wonderful rest of your day! 💗

@nunya4244 Год назад

Oh my gosh I have a set of Grumbacher's, too, (#40) that was given to me by a friend of my parents when I was about 10 or 11 years old! How cool is that!?!? I'm 65 now and still have them...and still use them on occasion!! I don't think you can get them anymore. Thanks for the demo!

@CautionArtistatPlay Год назад

That is so neat! What are the chances? Yeah, I'm pretty sure they were discontinued at some point. I go through art supplies and get rid of them every once in a while, but I will always keep these. The family friend who gave them to me has passed on now, so I cherish them!

@nunya4244 Год назад

@@CautionArtistatPlay They're definitely antiques, and the colors are still just as bright. The man who gave them to me passed away a long time ago, too. They're pretty special. 💜

@CautionArtistatPlay Год назад

🥰

@stephaniejensen4055 Год назад

This is genius!

@CautionArtistatPlay Год назад

Thank you, glad you found it helpful! 😊

@lifeismusicparnadonkers Год назад

Hello Caution Artist at Play. You can seal them whit hairspray. I love this video

@CautionArtistatPlay Год назад

Yes, hairspray does work as a fixative, but I don't recommend using it because it's not archival. It causes yellowing and ruins the artwork as time goes on. Thank you, I'm glad you liked the video!!

@spuddy4845 Год назад

you can grate pastel into an eggcup add water and make a paint to rig fine lines

@CautionArtistatPlay Год назад

Good tip! Thanks for sharing!

@LyubomirIko Год назад

Derwent actually sell watercolours made out of charcoal. I want to try them some day, the colours are very muted that could be perfect for landscapes (Tinted Charcoal Paint Pan Set) from what I understand the China ink, especially the type that comes in a little block you have to rub with water and brush - is made of charcoal too. Not sure if charcoal is considered dye or pigment though, I think it's dye. So it makes sense to be the base of the China ink. I guess I have to Google that. But yeah, you could also add linseed oil to any colour powder and turn it into oil paint. Some of the oil masters were panting the first layer of their oil paintings with aquarelle. Perhaps will work fine with soft pastels too. Mixing different stuff is awesome hah.

@CautionArtistatPlay Год назад

I have been wanting to try the Derwent Tinted Charcoal Paint Pan Set too! It looks really intriguing!! I don't know if they use dye or pigment to tint their charcoal either. It's not something I have looked into yet. Hopefully, it's pigment based, so it has more of a chance of being lightfast.Thanks for the info about adding linseed oil. That could be fun to play around with, too! I agree. It's fun experimenting with things!

@lisalovelylpa Год назад

Been doing it for years with my soft pastels , but I don’t use water , I use odorless oil based solvent , not truly soluble but works fine and it don’t buckle up the water color paper.

@CautionArtistatPlay Год назад

Yeah, I have used odorless mineral spirits with soft pastels, and it works. There are a few options out there. I love using OMS for oil and wax pastels where you can't use water to blend. For soft pastels, though, water definitely does it in a pinch, and it's a safe alternative to solvents. Thanks for watching!

@lifeismusicparnadonkers Год назад

Thanks for the charcole info. I dind knew charcole could do that

@CautionArtistatPlay Год назад

Glad you found my video helpful, thanks for watching!

@lifeismusicparnadonkers Год назад

Its super helpfull. Thank you so mutch for posting this video.🖐🏾👍🏾😁

@CautionArtistatPlay Год назад

You're welcome! 😊

@NaomiCoutureArt 2 года назад

Great video, I knew they were all water soluble but I've never actually tried it before lol. I see you have some of the derwent pastel pencils, are they softer then the pitt ones? I have never tried them but I also have the stabilo ones which are softer so wondering if it's worth trying the derwent ones?

@CautionArtistatPlay 2 года назад

I feel like they are somewhere between the Pitt Pastels and Stabilo as far as softness goes, if memory serves me correctly. I haven't done a full piece with pastel pencils for a while though so it's hard for me to remember the qualities for each. I do remember really liking working with the Derwent though.

@SmillyDonut 2 года назад

I was wondering if you were going to take about using them with water. And here you are. I have done a wet pastel underpainting once and I know about wet charcoal, but I have not tried it yet.

@CautionArtistatPlay 2 года назад

Lol Yeah, I figured it would be a good subject, I rarely see anyone talk about it, and I was really excited about it the first time I found out about it.

@SmillyDonut 2 года назад

@@CautionArtistatPlay It was nice to see. I think it's great that you brought awareness to the possibilities too.

@CautionArtistatPlay 2 года назад

😊

@paulah317 Год назад

the pastel you didn't remember the brand name looks like weber--castell brand. It is student grade and vintage, not made anymore. I collect and use vintage art supplies. I've been pleasantly surprised how some of the vintage supplies are still really good and useful.

@CautionArtistatPlay Год назад

Oh, neat! I have a few vintage supplies, and you are right, it is always interesting to see how well they work!

@alvaroflorestheflores4692 4 месяца назад

DAAAAAA! i have always have been thinking about i could I blin with water , so I said . daa look it up ! be hold my prayer was answered weee Thank You ! .>

@CautionArtistatPlay 4 месяца назад

You're welcome! Thanks for watching!

@Reesfun Месяц назад

What kind of paper. Did I miss that part?

@CautionArtistatPlay Месяц назад

Hi there! I used Strathmore 400 Series Mixed-Media paper. I have it linked, along with the other materials in the description of the video. Thank you for watching!

@larastrazdas7227 5 месяцев назад

Just an FYI, PanPastels will not mix with water. You need to use alcohol or OMS. Most of the other will work with water, it just depends on how much gum arabic is in the binder.

@CautionArtistatPlay 5 месяцев назад

Yeah, I noticed that the pan pastels didn't do as well as the others. Thanks for the tip!

@claritzairosario68 2 года назад

I had never heard that pastels, soft pastels and charcol were water soluble! this is something amazing for me. Now then... its probably to have changes in there chemical composition, for add water? It will affect the colors of your artworks in the long term? I wonder that. I know, they are pigments, but, I'm concern about this.

@CautionArtistatPlay 2 года назад

I haven't noticed any changes in the ones I did in school. However, I'm not sure the long term effects. I will say, that it seems to be the general consensus with any regular water-soluble media, that if a pigment is lightfast it won't fade with water, however, if it's already prone to fading it will fade faster if watered down. But unfortunately I can't answer this 100% for sure.

@claritzairosario68 2 года назад

@@CautionArtistatPlay oh! Ok, thank you for your answer. I alredy know this knowledge, and maybe I can do one project with this method for experiment. 👍🏻🥰

@CautionArtistatPlay 2 года назад

Yeah, it's definitely great for experimentation!

@claritzairosario68 2 года назад

@@CautionArtistatPlay yeah! Thanks for this tips!

@CautionArtistatPlay 2 года назад

You're welcome! Thanks for watching!

@deeman524 Год назад

"Charvin Paris water-soluble soft pastels"

@CautionArtistatPlay Год назад

I think it's funny to see specific soft pastels advertised as water-soluble since in essence they are all water-soluble. I wonder if they wash out any different than any other soft pastel?

@deeman524 Год назад

@@CautionArtistatPlay I've demonstrated both, but Charvin is specifically designed for this, it's the only soft pastels I play with

@CautionArtistatPlay Год назад

Interesting, I will have to check it out!

@scottmantooth8785 2 года назад

*time for an evenings worth of messing about with my art supplies...not as if i really needed an excuse for that one*

@CautionArtistatPlay 2 года назад

Lol I hope you have fun with it!

@leslieharris9088 4 месяца назад

I prefer rubbing alcohol to water

@CautionArtistatPlay 4 месяца назад

Yeah, that works too! As long as you don't mind the smell!

@411Sleepyhead Год назад

12:01 too late lmao

@CautionArtistatPlay Год назад

Oops! 😂😂😂

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