Hello everyone! Barbara here for Altered Pages, and I am so excited to be working with PanPastels this month. PanPastels are now available at AlteredPages.com! So, what are Pan Pastels, you might ask. Leave a comment on the blog for a chance to win a set of Pan Pastels.
They are "Ultra Soft Artists’ Painting Pastels for Painting, Drawing & Mixed Media! A revolutionary new way to use color! PanPastel Colors are professional artists’ quality soft pastel colors packed in a unique pan format (cake-like). The special qualities of PanPastel Colors mean that artists can blend and apply dry color like fluid paint for the first time."
Here is a peek at what I made. You can view the project in its entirety over on the Altered Pages blog.
Here is a peek at what I made. You can view the project in its entirety over on the Altered Pages blog.
Dylusions Small Journal; Vintage Text Pages; Sheet Music Brahams Lullaby collage sheet; Think Pink collage sheet; Mailbox collage sheet; Victorian Beauty Labels collage sheet; Vintage Wings collage sheet; Red White and Blue collage image
Pan Pastels: Permanent Green Ex. Dark, Magenta Ex. Dark, Yellow Ochre Ex. Dark, Turquoise, Phtalo Blue, Bright Yellow Green;
Softt Tools
Gel Medium
Stencils
Light Molding paste
Dotto style tape runner
I hope you can take a moment to stop on over at the Altered Pages blog to see more of my project today, where I also shared a few tips along the way. Each day, the design team will be sharing more and more inspiration with these wonderful Pan Pastels. I have to tell you that I really enjoyed working with them, and they are going to be one of my go-to art supplies.
And be sure to comment on the Altered Pages blog each day for a chance to win a set of Pan Pastels. A random drawing will take place at the end of the month. So, for each comment you make, you get another chance to win. The more comments, the more chances of winning. (One comment per day, please).
Have a wonderful, creative week! And remember, creativity is contagious, so pass it on!!!
Barbara
Beautiful pages, Barbara--those pastels are lovely to work with, aren't they?
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