OH MY GOSH WHEN I FIRST GOT MY PASTELS FOR MY BIRTHDAY I SAW A PIC OF THIS EYE ON GOOGLE IMAGES AND IT WAS THE FIRST THING I EVER MADE WITH PASTELS. I DID'T KNOW THAT WAS YOU. IDK WHY I AM SO EXCITED
Can you do a tutorial on how you do skin tones/shading? Like, how you know which colors to use in different spots and what colors to use for them to not look awful when blended together?
he’s basing the placement of the colors on their values (how dark or light a color is) like he wouldn’t place a very light color somewhere where he wants shadow. and plus complementary colors, when mixed together make a black, so for example he wouldn’t place a purple right next to a yellow unless he wanted that area to look very dark. just learn about how different colors blend together and values.
I remember him saying in one of his vids that he kinda just puts them where he feels they should go, there’s no certain order he just picks a color he’s feeling and if you don’t like how a certain area is looking u can always scratch it off and do it again but better bc you’re the artist ❤️
Yes, the general rule is playing with the value.. With this, you can certainly play with every color combination you like, but ultimately the colours in his works are based on what he likes so that's the reason his works looks unified
I'm so fascinated on how you haven't done any sort of rubbing to smoothen anything out and layer the oil pastels instead. Truly impressive. Really enjoyed this
No this isn't the same thing you get at Pizza Hut. Those are wax-based crayons while these are oil-based, which blend more smoothly (but also are more susceptible to damage to the picture afterward).
its good to know that theres another person who blend oil pastel like that. I feel ashamed of myself after someone laughed at my technique and eventually stopped doing oil pastel arts.
i blend with tissues when i saw how great you are i started looking at my art and just realized how i have been blending oil pastels with my fingers and tissues and people just draw with them they make it look so easy like i'm shook O.O
Same I also blend me tissue but I think that’s another technique for other kind of art. His art is amazing but it is actually very difficult. Also if I try doing thing then I will run out of my colors in just 2 days.
I've just lost my husband of 53yrs...and l just stumbled upon your channel..l have subscribed mainly because apart being so talented you crack me up..just what l need Keep being you Judy Russell Australia
@@BlackBeanCMS yes yes i've done the eyes for my painting already now I crave for your whole face tutorial. I didn't have the courage to do it myself I'm afraid I would mess up
It’s been 10+ years since I have touched my oil pastels. Real life and being burned out took art away from me. I watched this because I want to get back on that horse. You’ve made me so excited! I LOVE color! Thank you!
I’m blown away. I never knew how wonderful pastels are. I couldn’t understand how you could make details with a thick crayon. I lot of layers. Love the scratch tool. Going to try. I just got a few trails from my sketchbox
If I remember right the oil pastel stick was invented because Picasso wanted something better to draw with. He would paint walls and stuff and wanted an oil pastel stick for big areas.
Thank you so much for all of the help. I have been so frustrated by this medium and how to get decent results. You showed me that I need to loosen up and play so much more. Be brave and dive into the process. I also love the scratch out technique. Whole new world. Love what you are doing and your videos are so entertaining and a joy to watch.
Oh wow I'm so happy I found this! I have had some oil pastels in a drawer for the longest time and I've been hating them because I had noooo idea how to use them (I use gouache mostly) but I really do want to love them and add some texture to stuff ;A; THANK YOU!
My eye rocks!!! Wish I could put a picture. I just love your love for color! First try I nailed it. I can’t stop looking at. Ty Ty Ty for sharing your gift with the world!
Spent this whole video with my jaw on the floor! You are sooooo inspiring! During the pandemic I have been doing one or two, sometimes three, oil pastel pieces a day. I totally agree - staying creative is key to mental health during lockdown! So many new things I want to try after watching this! Now I need to go back and watch all your yt videos!
Thank you!!! I followed your excellent tutorial and I made an eye that is recognizable to sober people as an eye! Seriously, you penetrated the thick brain fog that was preventing me from understanding how to shade and blend these oily little sticks to make pretty stuff. Thank you!
Just picked up pastels (nupastels and oil) after years of hit or miss with watercolours and acrylics. This is the best, most comprehensive demo using oil pastels I've seen. You are great! I hope you makin some money.
NOT BORED! RIVETED! Thank you so much for this. This acrylic painter felt pretty lost with pastels, even though they kept nagging me to pull them out and try them...AGAIN. I finally feel I have a better path to making them work for me. You rawk!
Thank you for this video!! I just started learning to draw and I picked up oil pastels thinking they would be fun and easy, but I was really struggling with them. So after a couple days of frustration, I came to youtube, found this video, went "OH I GET IT NOW" and drew a lil postcard-sized practice picture that I'm really proud of, following along with you on the blue eye. Turns out i just needed to break my fingers a bit and really scrub in those colors! I've watched a bunch more of your videos now and I hope you keep doing them, your art is so beautiful and your style is so strong and unique! I love your use of colors :D
idk what it is with me and eyes but i am ALWAYS drawing eyes! you have been helping me get out of my creative block with your videos. i have been subscribed for some time now just havent been on youtube in a while. i'm glad that i took the time to visit your page.
I tired oil pastels for the first time…was cramming to finish up my final for a drawing class, and I ended up rubbing off the skin of the back of my finger from intense blending 💀 Overall, would try it out again! Got great critiques, and finished off the term with an A🤟 PS: I’ve now watched your reviews for oil pastels, and I came to realize that my first attempt at oil pastels unfortunately came from “SHE WHO SHOULD NOT BE NAMED” brand 💀💀
Stunning!!!! Amazingly beautiful!!! After seeing this video I feel so ready to go play around with my pastels. Good luck to you and your family. Thank you!💖💖💖💖💖💖
right off the bat, i love the distinction of "this isn't the right or wrong way, it's just my way." that's an important one that i can certainly tend to forget especially when it comes to art.
Holy God, you’re inspiring! As a gift from my son for my 50th BD, I got myself a set of oils pastels as something fun and new. I’m a ceramic artist currently, and have worked with nearly everything under the sun in my life, but NOT oil pastels. I came here to find tips and found you. You inspire and make things look gorgeous in seconds. I’m starting a painting now and have confidence thanks to you. THANK YOU for sharing your gift! I plan on watching all you have shared. It’s fun to keep trying new things at all ages. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🙏🤜🏼🤛🏾
Jeez. This is the first time I’ve seen this guy’s tutorials and I swear I blew at my iPad within 5 mins, trying to remove the pastel fragments. That’s when I realised he was so damn good I felt like i was there - so I subscribed... ;)
I love how you blend the colors on their faces. I've seen art like this before. Does this art style have a specific name? Lol and Im commenting before watching your video.
This was sooooo helpful. I’ve never used oil pastels before today and made a mess not knowing what I was doing. I was using them like... ( gulp ) crayons.
i found this vid bc im totally new to oil pastels, and im rly impressed by how good you obviously are at this. despite how you said to choose a random color, the colors you choose and place on every particular position of the eye feels like youre keeping in mind your values, as well as overall composition, of the whole piece. you certainly dont forget variety and keeping the viewer (of the piece, not the video; but the video, too) entertained, either, as you add in different colors every time you feel "there's too much of (a color) here for my taste." regardless of your simple sketches, both your eyes turned out amazing, and it really makes me think i should trust the process a little more.
You're such a good teacher!! Its my first time with oil pastels and I can honestly see me getting good at it thanks to you!!! Please make more videos. Edit: wow just found your tik tok and Instagram. How could I have not found you before 😝 please dont delete any of your videos. Also yes subscribe and followed. 🤗
This really makes me wanna use the set of oil pastels I've had lying in my room for about five years 😂 what type of paper would you say is best for oil pastel? Xx
Dude....you are an absolute genius with these oil pastels! You have renued my faith that my students absolute can create masterpieces with this product! Thank you!
I've been working in oil pastels for almost ten years but never blended them together. Very much liked your video and your art. Thanks much it's a great introduction to the leap that is mixing pigments. Keep painting
"This is not the wrong way or the right way, this is my way"
A true king
Felix Pagan FIRST
My ✋🏽way 🚶🏽♂️my ✋🏽 way🚶🏽♂️ or the highway 🛣
Lucas Barcellos we were all thinking ittt😭😭
it’s refreshing to see a professional artist using crayola pastels. i’m used to so much pretentiousness surrounding which brands people use.
frfr it shows that you can use pretty much anything to make art you dont need fancy materials
Ik this is old but i use Pentel, theyre old af though ive been using them for like 3+ years.
Get over yourself and use whatever brand you want. They're fucking sticks
Agreed! In my opinion, it doesn't matter what brand or kind of material someone uses, all that matters is that they're happy with their work ❤️
The water soluble ones are cheap and good for practice even if you're in university
Me to me
"he's totally copying that guy on tiktok"
"Oh wait, he IS that guy in tiktok"
I'm laughting so much 😂😂
Erin Anthony omg same he didn’t really act like in the tiktok “or what eva” 😂
@@diegoO4051 what evaaa
I realized he was when he said “remember break your damn fingers”
Erin Anthony lMAo same
"Every person I draw has either drank too much or is half dead" killed me😂
I feel it tho 😂😂😂
@@taniyaphillips3240 me too but now I wonder if I can show it to my students
it’s funny because I’m an artist that draws corpses and bottles of beer for fun
Yeah, I was gonna leave that same comment 😂
@@amyropple6548 a year late but you should
CEO of eyes
❤️❤️
CEO of oil pastels
OH MY GOSH WHEN I FIRST GOT MY PASTELS FOR MY BIRTHDAY I SAW A PIC OF THIS EYE ON GOOGLE IMAGES AND IT WAS THE FIRST THING I EVER MADE WITH PASTELS. I DID'T KNOW THAT WAS YOU. IDK WHY I AM SO EXCITED
IM EXCITED THAT YOURE EXCITED
Wholesome ;--"
i like your bright style so much, your artworks awakened my interest to drawing
Yay!! Thank you so much!
everytime i see a video i want to draw
Can you do a tutorial on how you do skin tones/shading? Like, how you know which colors to use in different spots and what colors to use for them to not look awful when blended together?
he’s basing the placement of the colors on their values (how dark or light a color is) like he wouldn’t place a very light color somewhere where he wants shadow. and plus complementary colors, when mixed together make a black, so for example he wouldn’t place a purple right next to a yellow unless he wanted that area to look very dark. just learn about how different colors blend together and values.
@@jaelynnquintero7340 thank you for that information! thats very good to know!
I remember him saying in one of his vids that he kinda just puts them where he feels they should go, there’s no certain order he just picks a color he’s feeling and if you don’t like how a certain area is looking u can always scratch it off and do it again but better bc you’re the artist ❤️
Oil pastels blend together almost very easily so as long as you know your shadows and highlights you can use any dark or light colour to your choice
Yes, the general rule is playing with the value.. With this, you can certainly play with every color combination you like, but ultimately the colours in his works are based on what he likes so that's the reason his works looks unified
I'm so fascinated on how you haven't done any sort of rubbing to smoothen anything out and layer the oil pastels instead. Truly impressive. Really enjoyed this
This video has really motivated me to give oil pastels a shot. The vibrant color and depth you can get is insane. Thank you so much for this video.
I'm gonna start getting into oil pastels because of this beautiful art you produce.
I feel so stupid for blowing on my screen in hopes of removing those chunks of color...
😂😂😂 I was so tempted to
😂
Omg me too-
Ohh me too 😂😂
I did it too
if you have any extra time can you PLS make a tutorial for sketches? it seems so basic but i need help!:)
Yas! 🥰
Yes to this! My quarantine activity is learning how to sketch
Can we just be happy with the fact that he did all that masterpiece only with basic crayola pastels that you could get for free from any Pizza Hut 😂
No this isn't the same thing you get at Pizza Hut. Those are wax-based crayons while these are oil-based, which blend more smoothly (but also are more susceptible to damage to the picture afterward).
its good to know that theres another person who blend oil pastel like that. I feel ashamed of myself after someone laughed at my technique and eventually stopped doing oil pastel arts.
@MajorBirdeaux for me, blending oil pastels with fingers or stomps makes my art dirty and it struggles me doing that >_
I hope you started again. Your art is art... be proud, don’t care what others say, and just start doing it... ;)
i love that he uses crayola- proving you dont need expensive tools to create great art
I HAVE BEEN LOOKING LITERALLY EVERYWHERE. I FINALLY UNDERSTAND. I CAN MAKE COLOURFUL DRAWINGS. MMMMMMMMWAH!!! I LOVE YOU SOOO MUCH!!!!
i blend with tissues when i saw how great you are i started looking at my art and just realized how i have been blending oil pastels with my fingers and tissues and people just draw with them they make it look so easy like i'm shook O.O
Same I also blend me tissue but I think that’s another technique for other kind of art. His art is amazing but it is actually very difficult. Also if I try doing thing then I will run out of my colors in just 2 days.
Your voiceovers on tik tok is hilarious like YASSS QUEEN
Yas!! Thank you!!
I've just lost my husband of 53yrs...and l just stumbled upon your channel..l have subscribed mainly because apart being so talented you crack me up..just what l need
Keep being you
Judy Russell Australia
This man knows how to explain things! Thank you! 💯👏🏻
I LOVED THIS!!!! I'm curious how you draw and blend noses & ears, bc damn it's hard 😭😭😭
Yes! I'll do a whole face! Coming soon! ❤️❤️
@@BlackBeanCMS yesss! please!
@@BlackBeanCMS yes yes i've done the eyes for my painting already now I crave for your whole face tutorial. I didn't have the courage to do it myself I'm afraid I would mess up
Chelsea Clark yes I understand you
It’s been 10+ years since I have touched my oil pastels. Real life and being burned out took art away from me. I watched this because I want to get back on that horse. You’ve made me so excited! I LOVE color! Thank you!
Gosh the same happened with me and i just feel so sad about it... So relatable.
I hope you find your spark back
Do a full face tutorial uh wuteva
I guess o wateva... Haha 😉😉
I’m blown away. I never knew how wonderful pastels are. I couldn’t understand how you could make details with a thick crayon. I lot of layers. Love the scratch tool. Going to try. I just got a few trails from my sketchbox
If I remember right the oil pastel stick was invented because Picasso wanted something better to draw with. He would paint walls and stuff and wanted an oil pastel stick for big areas.
Your art is so harmonic and chaotic at the same time, you're extremely underrated and I'm happy that I found your channel.always incredible.
Thank you so much for all of the help. I have been so frustrated by this medium and how to get decent results. You showed me that I need to loosen up and play so much more. Be brave and dive into the process. I also love the scratch out technique. Whole new world. Love what you are doing and your videos are so entertaining and a joy to watch.
I’m teaching myself values and color theory, and I feel like this really helped to see it in action. I love your style and your use of color!
Thank you for this masterclass. You've demonstrated that practice plus talent can produce great images with materials that are very inexpensive.
I'm very happy to see a left-handed artist like me but by the way, I surely like your arts! :)
This is a great tutorial and your love of art, energy and confidence is so infectious and inspiring❣ Thank you -- not bored but grateful🙏💝💜💖
I'm watching this and I'm trying to blow the little pastel crumbs away every time 😂 I love your art so much you really inspire me keep being amazing!
wtf i read this just after i tried to do it 😭☠️
i even tried to blow on the thumbnail lol
Omg same 😭
It's literally so annoying😭
Oh wow I'm so happy I found this! I have had some oil pastels in a drawer for the longest time and I've been hating them because I had noooo idea how to use them (I use gouache mostly) but I really do want to love them and add some texture to stuff ;A; THANK YOU!
My eye rocks!!! Wish I could put a picture. I just love your love for color! First try I nailed it. I can’t stop looking at. Ty Ty Ty for sharing your gift with the world!
Yasss oil pastels are my favorite medium! Finally someone giving them some play...definitely subscribed!
It's just me or is he like the next Bob Ross? He sounds so kind, patient
Bob Ross had his landscapes
This man has his faces
Spent this whole video with my jaw on the floor! You are sooooo inspiring!
During the pandemic I have been doing one or two, sometimes three, oil pastel pieces a day. I totally agree - staying creative is key to mental health during lockdown!
So many new things I want to try after watching this! Now I need to go back and watch all your yt videos!
FINALLY an art video that explains and SHOWS the technique! THANK YOU!!!
I loved this! The pencil, the purple, the scritch-scratch, all amazing! So glad I found your channel. Your art is so different and lovely!
Thank you!!! I followed your excellent tutorial and I made an eye that is recognizable to sober people as an eye! Seriously, you penetrated the thick brain fog that was preventing me from understanding how to shade and blend these oily little sticks to make pretty stuff. Thank you!
I learned a lot about using oil pastels, plus you were thoroughly enjoyable as a teacher. I love your fun spirit! I love your art!
Just picked up pastels (nupastels and oil) after years of hit or miss with watercolours and acrylics. This is the best, most comprehensive demo using oil pastels I've seen. You are great! I hope you makin some money.
Me: * doesnt use oil pastels *
Also me: but!! What if you do!! One day!
So did you end up using them?
@@greenghost6691 no sir I've been way too busy with school and stuff BUT!!ONE DAY I will...
@@pelinozge3639 is that day has come ?
NOT BORED! RIVETED! Thank you so much for this. This acrylic painter felt pretty lost with pastels, even though they kept nagging me to pull them out and try them...AGAIN. I finally feel I have a better path to making them work for me. You rawk!
OMG! This is so creative, this taught me oil pastels can be so versatile.
your voice is so soothing and you explain your process so well 🥺🥺 thank u, your art is so beautiful omg
I want to see you try and combine watercolor and oil pastels in a painting! ❤️
I sure can ☺️☺️
ABSOLUTELY!
Oil and water 🤔
I just want to say thank you. I normally find using oil pastels- but looking at your work just made me excited.
Thank you for this video!! I just started learning to draw and I picked up oil pastels thinking they would be fun and easy, but I was really struggling with them. So after a couple days of frustration, I came to youtube, found this video, went "OH I GET IT NOW" and drew a lil postcard-sized practice picture that I'm really proud of, following along with you on the blue eye. Turns out i just needed to break my fingers a bit and really scrub in those colors! I've watched a bunch more of your videos now and I hope you keep doing them, your art is so beautiful and your style is so strong and unique! I love your use of colors :D
idk what it is with me and eyes but i am ALWAYS drawing eyes! you have been helping me get out of my creative block with your videos. i have been subscribed for some time now just havent been on youtube in a while. i'm glad that i took the time to visit your page.
I tired oil pastels for the first time…was cramming to finish up my final for a drawing class, and I ended up rubbing off the skin of the back of my finger from intense blending 💀
Overall, would try it out again! Got great critiques, and finished off the term with an A🤟
PS: I’ve now watched your reviews for oil pastels, and I came to realize that my first attempt at oil pastels unfortunately came from “SHE WHO SHOULD NOT BE NAMED” brand 💀💀
Stunning!!!! Amazingly beautiful!!!
After seeing this video I feel so ready to go play around with my pastels.
Good luck to you and your family.
Thank you!💖💖💖💖💖💖
AMAZING 😱😍
gulat yarn?
Love, Love, LOVE your use of color! And the layering process was so cool to watch. Very inspiring. I learned so much today. Thank you!!!
Blackbean CMS: so, what have we learnt today kids?
Kids: BREAK YOUR DAMN FINGER
i actually got jams : do yk what brand he’s using ?
SlAV 3 he said he uses crayola bc of its pigmentation ✨
Amazing and unique process from an instantly likable artist!!! Thank you now I don't feel as frightened of mixing color as I did before!!!!
Late Left hand squad! This was so cool, I loved seeing your process! Trying to be creative still during this quarantine!!
I like the humor you add to your videos before you get down to business and how you finish out afterwards. Thanks for the tips too! Lol 🤗❤️👍🏾💯
I just bought my first set of oil pastels, I'm so excited to try them out now
I love your art so much. It’s so refreshing to see something different in the art community. 😁💕💕
right off the bat, i love the distinction of "this isn't the right or wrong way, it's just my way." that's an important one that i can certainly tend to forget especially when it comes to art.
6:56 i instantly thought of finding nemo when he said “i’m gonna go in then back out then back in again” anyone remember😂
Dude! You are freakin awesome! Not only talented but extremely helpful tutorial and quickly to the point with some humor …I love it!
He did an amazing job with explaining I like his style like wow I’m inspired
Holy God, you’re inspiring! As a gift from my son for my 50th BD, I got myself a set of oils pastels as something fun and new. I’m a ceramic artist currently, and have worked with nearly everything under the sun in my life, but NOT oil pastels. I came here to find tips and found you. You inspire and make things look gorgeous in seconds. I’m starting a painting now and have confidence thanks to you. THANK YOU for sharing your gift! I plan on watching all you have shared. It’s fun to keep trying new things at all ages. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🙏🤜🏼🤛🏾
I dont know how many time i blew my phone, hoping it remove the excess crayola😅😂
Ikr!
Felt
Jeez. This is the first time I’ve seen this guy’s tutorials and I swear I blew at my iPad within 5 mins, trying to remove the pastel fragments. That’s when I realised he was so damn good I felt like i was there - so I subscribed... ;)
I did the same 🤣😂
YES🤣
Thank you for putting this into the universe, I am grateful. Your warm but somehow bright colors remind me of a night-time fever dream.
More tutorials please! Your works are amazing and trying to recreate them helps me to survive this hard time :)
Your work and technique is just luscious.*chef's kiss*
20 seconds in and omg I want to be your friend
Same 😂
Same
The colours blend so beautifully! Really nice lil Tutorial 🖌️
I love how you blend the colors on their faces. I've seen art like this before. Does this art style have a specific name? Lol and Im commenting before watching your video.
This was sooooo helpful. I’ve never used oil pastels before today and made a mess not knowing what I was doing. I was using them like... ( gulp ) crayons.
You are an amazing artist and I aspire to be as good as you one day :)))))
Thank you so much! Keep creating!! 😍😍
i found this vid bc im totally new to oil pastels, and im rly impressed by how good you obviously are at this. despite how you said to choose a random color, the colors you choose and place on every particular position of the eye feels like youre keeping in mind your values, as well as overall composition, of the whole piece. you certainly dont forget variety and keeping the viewer (of the piece, not the video; but the video, too) entertained, either, as you add in different colors every time you feel "there's too much of (a color) here for my taste." regardless of your simple sketches, both your eyes turned out amazing, and it really makes me think i should trust the process a little more.
Can you make a vid like this about hair ?
P/s: first time watch your vid and i like itttttt ♡♡♡
You are SO freakin good with color. Every time I watch this video I learn something else. Every. single. time. You're the King of Kolor!
I learned a lot from this I’m someone that struggles with dimension would you do a video showing how to draw a nose and mouth like general sketches?
I definately wasnt bored!! Thank you for this. I haven't worked with oil pastels yet but I am really looking forward to it now. Loving your spirit..
Can u make a whole realistic portrait in the next video.
I love ur workkk
I sure can!
I find it quite helpful especially for the beginners, you did a great job! More vidoes please 😊
How do you do darker skin tones? What colors do you use??
Same colors! :)
You're such a good teacher!! Its my first time with oil pastels and I can honestly see me getting good at it thanks to you!!! Please make more videos.
Edit: wow just found your tik tok and Instagram. How could I have not found you before 😝 please dont delete any of your videos.
Also yes subscribe and followed. 🤗
This has helped me so much!! I'm excited to work with this medium again now because of you. I'm so glad I found this channel!! 🤟🏻
Me watching him draw the eye: oh wow that looks really good.
Him changing it every second:
Me: ._.
Beautiful, such talent! Thanks for Sharing your art & techniques 🙏
been looking for good oil paster videos and this is the best one of blending it all. Thank you
hey, what are the pastels you are using? Mine are shit comparing to these ones. I am very curious. Cheers :)
Love it, it's just fascinating to see how other artists use colour.
This really makes me wanna use the set of oil pastels I've had lying in my room for about five years 😂 what type of paper would you say is best for oil pastel? Xx
I just used normal printer paper and it came out great xd.
@@reddestcherry bond paper?
@@anatellez4102 nope printer paper any paper worked for me
this is late but I use watercolor paper.
@@ameg6432 late, but still appreciated
i drew it step by step with you, and it worked out amazing. im shocked how i made it. big thank you🧚♀️
Could you do one on darker skin tones? Or even a self portrait🥺?
I sure can! 😊😊
for the first time *in my life* i tried to follow a tutorial and actually liked the outcome very much.
*Thank you*
why did i try to blow the little bits away 💀
I love your attitude and energy!! Made me smile. Thank you!
Beautiful!!! Havent painted with these thingies since middle school but they look fun and im excited to try again
Thank you!!! 🌸
Have a wonderful day
Dude....you are an absolute genius with these oil pastels! You have renued my faith that my students absolute can create masterpieces with this product! Thank you!
I love the scraping part...I was really surprised, I didn't know I can also do that, so the finished product becomes so magical!😍😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩🤩
I've been working in oil pastels for almost ten years but never blended them together. Very much liked your video and your art. Thanks much it's a great introduction to the leap that is mixing pigments. Keep painting
Immediately subscribed bc I rarely see poc art UA-camrs lmao and the personality 10/10