Demonstrations & Interviews - Page: 1, 2
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In her demonstration of "Salzburg III", Margot Schulzke discusses materials, colors, and techniques of pastel. |
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Thelma Davis demonstrates the steps involved in creating "Pink Iris", from preparing the support to glazing techniques and softening of edges. |
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Anita Wolff, an American Impressionist who has a love for vibrant color, describes in her pastel demonstration how she captures the feel of a sunny spring morning. |
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Betsy M. Kellum, a national and international award-winning artist, explains the step-by-step process she uses to create her pastel paintings. |
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Sheila Giddens shares her experience with the process of Raku, a Japanese inspired method for firing clay, and shows us some of her delightful creations. |
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Deborah Whitehouse travels across the country capturing scenes of nightlife in a photographic series that began in New York in 1988, titled "Saturday Night". |
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Anne Cox combines society's discarded debris to create expressive and symbolic assemblages of our culture's pressures, desires, and beliefs. |
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Annie Greene paints with yarn to create delightfully colorful genre scenes of childhood memories. Her works warm the heart and put smiles on the faces of all who see them. |
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Bill Suttles' technique of combining gouache and pastel creates lively images of vibrant color and expressive strokes. |
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The subjects in Martha Bator's paintings, having been derived from such diverse locations, have the wonderful ability to stir in the viewer memories of one's own travels. |
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Earl Mott describes the steps, colors, and materials involved in creating his oil painting, "Woodland Barn, Spring". |
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Maggie Price, editor and co-founder of The Pastel Journal, discusses the art materials used and steps involved in creating a coastal landscape painting. |
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