Those greens and blues went really nice with the water sound effect in the background, and it made me imagine your studio as having a nice cool breeze for some reason!
Thank you so much.. I'm glad you enjoyed the color combination and the water sound effect. It's wonderful to hear that it created such a vivid and relaxing image for you. Your comment means a lot...
Hello, Which Brustro paper would you recommend for oil pastels? I recently bought their pastel paper pad and found them to be too thin to use for oil pastels (only 160 gsm). They're fine for soft pastels but can't take some heavy duty layering. I have used their cold pressed water colour paper (25% cotton) with Doms oil pastels which has given me mixed results. For some oil pastel drawings they've worked excellently. For others not so much. I found them slightly tricky to blend because of the surface. Would you recommend their hot pressed watercolour paper (300gsm) or their mixed media papers (250gsm)? I read online that hot pressed papers don't hold onto oil pastels very well so I'm not sure which ones to purchase 😢
Your studio is perfect. Please, I want to draw a sea with waves inside the sea, high and low, in white and shades of blue only
Those greens and blues went really nice with the water sound effect in the background, and it made me imagine your studio as having a nice cool breeze for some reason!
Thank you so much.. I'm glad you enjoyed the color combination and the water sound effect. It's wonderful to hear that it created such a vivid and relaxing image for you. Your comment means a lot...
@@PaintAcademy I’m glad you enjoyed reading it!
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Hello,
Which Brustro paper would you recommend for oil pastels?
I recently bought their pastel paper pad and found them to be too thin to use for oil pastels (only 160 gsm). They're fine for soft pastels but can't take some heavy duty layering.
I have used their cold pressed water colour paper (25% cotton) with Doms oil pastels which has given me mixed results. For some oil pastel drawings they've worked excellently. For others not so much. I found them slightly tricky to blend because of the surface.
Would you recommend their hot pressed watercolour paper (300gsm) or their mixed media papers (250gsm)? I read online that hot pressed papers don't hold onto oil pastels very well so I'm not sure which ones to purchase 😢
My only critique is- the sideways camera shots are very frustrating and make the video difficult to watch for some of us.