Learn pastel Pencils - How to get vibrant colours - Jason morgan Art

Beginner pastel artists NEED TO KNOW THIS Lesson because without it you will almost always get subdued colours in your drawings and paintings.

*when you want the most vibrant colors use pastelmat white or light grey as these wont influence and dull down your colours - but for subjects that are not SUPER brigh tlike this butterfly my fav pastel paper is Light blue.

Title - Learn pastel Pencils - How to get vibrant colours - Jason Morgan Art

Chapters -
00:00 intro
00:20 Gouache paint
01.25 Starting pastel pencils
03:00 using white to blend
06:15 vibrant Red
08:09 bottom wing
09:45 getting even better

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[dijosephine]

Wow that looks amazing. Those colours go down like paint.🌹

[vickimunro]

Great topic Jason. You never fail to teach me something new and useful in your videos!

[catherinemourounas]

I LOVE those vibrant colours-and I think I may have a go with the full length Butterfly Video! I would also LOVE to see a video on Dragonflies too! I have trouble with both insects because they always look like some kind of alien things...not beautiful they way we think of them...Thanks Jason!

[grimmthevampirecat]

Thank you SO much for this! I'm about to attempt an iridescent hummingbird and want the colors to look vibrant, and this video is so helpful!

[mailie]

So beautiful. Thank you for wonderful tips and advice.

[elizabethhalloran]

I like the idea of using the gouache black as a good base black. I have two questions. One: can you do the same thing for white? Two: I am doing portraits of two black dogs, one is full black, the other is black and white, would you recommend the black gouache technique, or is that too much?

[farrowmascoe]

Beautiful! Would using the gouache make this a mixed media piece, or could it still be called pastel? Thank you