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Gypsy Vanner
by Kay Witt
Painting World Magazine
This project is perfect for beginners and those interested in learning some basic skills with pastels. Readers will learn how to create a lifelike horse by applying pastel pencils and hard pastels to Clairefontaine® Pastelmat® Card. You can use this technique to create all types of animals. By learning these techniques, you may create animal and pet portraits for wonderful gifts that will make lasting treasures for years to come.
Stabilo® CarbOthello® Pastel Pencils: (Note: CO used as abbreviation in the text)
• Payne’s Grey 770 • Warm Grey 1 700 • Bister 635 • Sky Blue 440 • General Charcoal Pencils: • 9B Graphite Pencil • 4B Graphite Pencil • White Charcoal Pencil
Nupastel® Pastel Sticks: (Note: NP used as abbreviation in text. )
• White 211 • Black 229 • Chrome Yellow 207 • Warm Deep Gray 209 • Warm Medium Gray 219 • Indian Red 263 • Pale Vermilion 266 • Van Dyke Brown 283 • Cold Very Light Gray 299 • Titian Brown 333 • Cordovan 353
Helpful Products: About Kay Kay Witt is a popular Workshop Instructor and Fine Artist living in Strasburg, VA. Kay helps others achieve their artistic goals in her popular classes. She is a realistic pastel artist known for her photorealistic paintings of wildlife. She creates hand drawn pastel paintings of animals, capturing their spirits and personalities. Her favorite subjects are wolves and horses.
Surface: • 9-1/2” x 12” Brown Clairefontaine Pastelmat Card, available in pads of different colors & individual sheets.
• X-ACTO® School Pro® Classroom Electric Pencil Sharpener 1670 • Sanding Block with 150 Grit Sandpaper • Möbius & Rupert™ Round, Double Hole Brass Sharpener (for sharpening Nupastel sticks),
Miscellaneous Supplies: • Blending Stumps in Assorted Sizes • 1/2” Masking Tape • Paper Towels • Hand Towel • Black Construction Paper • Transfer or Carbon Paper • Kneaded Eraser • Drawing Board
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Tuscan Box
by Rebecca Trimble
You can paint this project on a box, like I did, or on a surface of your choice. It would make a great decoration for your home, or you could use it as a gift box that the recipient can keep to decorate their own home.
About Rebecca
I’ve been painting for over 25 years, and have been teaching during most of that time. I currently live in St. Augustine, February 2018 Issue
Florida, the oldest city in the USA, with my four children and husband. I own a busy store in Florida, Urban Designs, where we sell custom painted furniture and teach painting classes. I’ve been published in all the painting magazines, and I teach at most of the national painting conventions, have many books and pattern packs available, and travel teach. Two new books will be coming out soon!
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Painting World Magazine • Raw Umber DA130 • Rookwood Red DAO97 • Russet DAO80 • Sable Brown DAO61 • Saffron Yellow DA273 • Soft Black DA155 • Terra Cotta DAO62 • Snow (Titanium) White DAO1 • Uniform Blue DAO86 • Wisteria DA211
DecoArt® Mediums: • Americana MultiPurpose™ Sealer DS17 • Americana Gloss Spray DAS12 • Media® - Modeling Paste - White DMM21
Loew-Cornell® Brushes:
Surface: • 10” x 3-1/2” Wood Box with Lid (your choice of box; also looks great on a canvas)
DecoArt Americana® Acrylics: • Antique Green DA147 • Asphaltum DA180 • Avocado Dip DA254 • Black Green DAO83 • Bleached Sand DA257 • Cadmium Yellow DAO10
• Cinnamon Drop DA308 • Dioxazine Purple DA101 • Driftwood DA171 • French Mauve DA186 • Georgia Clay DAO17 • Hauser Light Green DA131 • Light Buttermilk DA164 • Orange Twist DA266 • Payne’s Grey DA167 • Plantation Pine DA113 • Purple Rain DA327 • Raw Sienna DAO93
• #6 Classic Bristle Flat Brush, 121F • #6 Round Scumbler Brush, 2014 • 3/8” Crescent Brush, 247 • 1/4”, 1/2”, 5/8”, & 1” American Painter® Angular, 4400 • 1” La Corneille® Glaze/ Wash, 7550C • #10/0, #0, #1, & #4 La Corneille Round, R7000 • #10/0, #1, & #2 MidLength Liner, 3370 • #2, #6, #8, & #12 La Corneille Shader, 7300 • 1/8” & 3/8” Deerfoot Stippler, 410
Miscellaneous Supplies: • Tracing Paper • Transfer Paper • Pen • Pencil or Stylus • Sea Sponge • Sandpaper • Blue Shop Towels® or Paper Towels • Q-tips® (optional) • Palette Knife (optional)
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Rosebud by Mabel Blanco, DACA
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Painting World Magazine What better way to welcome the spring flowers than to paint them? In this project, I’ll teach you how to paint a beautiful rose that will brighten your home and remind you of the flowers that spring is bringing.
About Mabel Mabel is an Argentinian artist, and a Senior Lecturer on drawing and painting. She’s a member of the National Society of Tole and Decorative Painters and the Tango Decorative Artists of Argentina. In 2013, she was an honorary member of Decorative Painter Italia. She’s also a member of the board of directors of the National Museum of Decorative Painting in Atlanta, Georgia. Mabel has been a Helping Artist and a Traditions Artist for DecoArt®, and Jansen Art gave her the title “Traditions Artist” in 2004. She’s taught many classes, including classes at seminars and conventions. She participated in a national TV program in Bolivia in 2011, and taught at some seminars in Milan, Italy in 2011 and 2012. Mabel has won several awards over the past twenty years, and is the founder and coordinator of a school that helps artists become decorative painting teachers. © 2018 Painting World Magazine Digital Edition. All rights reserved. Not for distribution, resale or reproduction. You agree to follow all international copyright laws as well as the terms and conditions outlined at paintingworldmag. com. You may NOT reprint or make copies, even for non profit uses. Any violation of these terms will result in a nonrefundable cancellation of your subscription and possible prosecution with fines up to $150,000 USD. http:// www.copyright.gov/title17/ Please contact info@paintingworldmag.com if you have received this PDF illegally.
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Leaves & Stem:
Add Burnt Sienna to intensify the shading on the leaves. Dilute Burnt Umber with water, and outline the leaves and veins with your #1 round brush. (Figure 11)
Paint the leaves with Pine Green and your #6 flat brush, highlight them with Hansa Yellow Medium, and blend. Always refer to the photo as a guide. (Figure 9)
Paint the stem just like the leaves. First, basecoat it with Pine Green. While that’s still wet, add Hansa Yellow Medium to the light areas, and gently blend.
the rose. Refer to the photo, and gently blend the lines out from the petals. (Figure 8)
Finally, shade the stem using Burnt Sienna. (Figures 6 & 10) When the piece is completely dry, apply two layers of varnish, allowing the first layer to dry before applying the second one. I hope you enjoy painting this rose. Thank you.
Due to the large size of this painting, the drawing has been reduced by half. Enlarge 200% for full size painting. Note to reproduction companies/stores: The bearer of the original color magazine has full rights to have this drawing reproduced and enlarged one time for personal use. This notice has been printed in red ink for verification of authenticity.
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Starfish on the Beach
by Sue Boerman
Bouquet of by Lori Puszakowski-Schmidt
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Painting World Magazine • Citrus Green 2915 • Ink Spot 2925 • Aqua 2921 • Licorice 2934 • Lavender 2928 • Cobalt Blue 2926 • Violet Pansy 2956
Brushes: • 3/4” & #12 Flat • #10 Filbert (optional)
Miscellaneous Supplies: About Lori Lori Puszakowski-Schmidt loves art. She has been painting and drawing for the last 25 years, many friends in the industry call her “hippie chic” and her free flowing, impressionistic painting style, expresses her enjoyment of creating. She has an AA. Associate of Arts and a BS., Bachelors in Science with a major in business. Her current occupation is cake decorating for Publix since 1999 until present. Lori extends her creativity with freelance art projects throughout her community including, hand painted card lines, murals, commissioned canvas paintings and hand painted original furniture designs. She has been painting with her dear friend Donna Dewberry since 2002 and most recently had become an International educator at The Heart of Ohio Tole Painting Convention (HOOT) and Vegas Painting Convention and The Donna Dewberry One Stroke Painting Convention. She lives in sunny Sarasota, Florida with her husband David and son Christopher where she continues to teach her love of art.
• Plaid FolkArt Floating Medium 868 • Tracing Paper • Transfer Paper • Pencil • Paper Towels
Painting Instructions: Begin the project by tracing the pattern onto your canvas using tracing paper and a sharp pencil. After your lines are legible, start with a #12 flat and Licorice, and outline the pattern to achieve a darker, painted design. (Figure 1) Figure 1
Surface: • 16” x 20” Canvas
Plaid® FolkArt® MultiSurface Paints:
Background:
• Thicket 2918 • Magenta 2898 • Yellow Ochre 2910 • Berry Wine 2941 • Titanium White 2938
Pick up Aqua with a 3/4” flat, and outline the flowers and vase on the right side of the canvas (approximately 2” in width). Extend the horizontal line to the right and left of the vase to create a table line and formulate the background. (Figure 2)
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