Rendering Medium for Illustration - Soft Pastels Part 1 by Samidha Gunjal
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Channel: Dsource Ekalpa India · 2015 · Education
@dsourceindia Rendering Medium for Illustration - Pastels is a course from IDC, IIT Bombay. This video shows the soft pastel using techniques. Pastel is a wonderful medium of art with rich and vibrant colours. They are soft and subdued, and one can create many interesting and varied textures by blending and layering pastels. Pastels are in the form of sticks made up of pure powdered pigments with water and a binder. There are two types of pastels- Oil and Soft chalk pastels. Chalk like soft pastels is more popular as they produce a beautiful, velvety texture and are easy to blend with your finger or cloth. Chalk pastels are made up of a pigment and held together by a gum binder. It has a chalky consistency that produces intense colour. They are easy to use and allow for layering and mixing colours on the surface. Soft pastel drawing has many of the characteristics of a finished painting, which is why it is also considered a Painting medium. This medium is also considered a traditional medium for creating art. For more information, visit http://dsource.in/course/rendering-medium-illustration-pastels Write to us at [email protected] This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Details here: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/ 0:00 Introduction 0:35 Use kneaded eraser for small corrections and to lift excess colour. 0:52 Start colouring outlines first to avoid smudging 1:31 Keeping blanks for adding highlights and for further blending. 1:41 Tinted paper helps to enhance while and light colours 1:51 Warning: Using soft pastels creates colour dust, harmful to the lungs. 2:02 Use a face mask to cover your nose and mouth to avoid coughing 2:59 Adding more details and shades using Pastel Pencils 3:10 Using Feathered stroke for rough and fur-like textures 3:20 While adding shades you can see depth getting enhanced. 4:04 Use separate paper slumps for each colour to avoid soiling. #ArtEducation #ArtTechniques #IllustrationArt #RenderingMedium #ArtTutorial #creativelearning #PastelArt #PastelTechniques #SoftPastels #OilPastels #PastelIllustration #PastelDrawing #PastelTexture #IDCIITBombay #DesignEducation #LearnArtOnline #ArtCourse #IITBombayCourses #DesignLearning #BlendingPastels #LayeringPastels #PastelTextures #VibrantColors #DryMediaArt #dsource #idciitbombay #iitbombay #everyone #highlight #followers #video #shorts #trending Meta #MadeInIndia,
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