Recently, I attended a class on soft pastels at a local art school. One of the projects was to pick a flower and create our own composition. The flower I had picked was a single tulip with two leaves standing up straight. I loved the colour of the flower, but not the leaves. I also didn’t like the fact the flower was so straight. So I decided to make a few changes. Here are the results (the photo isn’t great). It was a lot of fun. The paper is Art Spectrum, pastels are a variety but mostly Rembrandts.
Patricia.
Thank you for your comment about the leaves. They really have nothing to do with real tulip leaves (that’s why I chose them… they were more interesting that way).
Thank you Teri for your kind comment. I do feel that I am making progress with my use of pastels (especially since I don’t devote that much time to my art).