Saturday, 28 October 2017
Oil Pastel Workshop
Across the River WIP
(Oil pastel on grey mount board, 11 x 11 in)
Another Friday afternoon at Gateshead Art Society, another interesting workshop led by my old friend Tony Montague.
I've used oil pastels before but not to any great extent and I did find it a little frustrating not to be able to cover greater areas faster. This picture represents about an hour and a half's work and you can see I'm nowhere near covering the grey mount board. I don't want to cover all of it, of course: the board was chosen for its colour and some of the grey will show through the finished image.
As is often the case, I had to make a frantic search for suitable imagery for this afternoon session and I eventually found this image in a set of photographs I took on one of our painting weeks away. This one was in Little Langdale in 2007, and you might be able to guess that I chose it as an addition to my current fascination with paths through woods.
Labels:
Gateshead Art Society,
Langdale,
oil pastels,
path,
river,
Tony Montague,
woods
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