In this exciting course, you'll embark on an artistic journey where you'll master the art of using water-soluble wax pastels like never before. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced artist, this course is designed to take you from curiosity to proficiency.

What sets this course apart is its two-fold approach:

Comprehensive Technique Showcase: We'll start by diving into an array of diverse techniques. Discover how water-soluble wax pastels are not only perfect for detail work, allowing you to capture intricate elements with ease, but also ideal for covering large surfaces quickly, saving you time and effort. You'll find them more approachable than regular art mediums, making your creative expression a joyful experience.
Practical Application: Theory alone won't suffice, so we'll put the knowledge into action! Watch as I guide you through the process of creating a mesmerizing artwork using water-soluble wax pastels. Witness every step, from concept to completion, as you learn how to tackle real-life art projects with ease. Embrace the carefree nature of these pastels, which encourage free-flowing creativity and make it easier to infuse your art with movement and emotion.

And that's not all! Water-soluble wax pastels also prove to be an invaluable travel art medium, allowing you to carry your creative passion wherever you go. No need to worry about messy spills or complicated setups – simply grab your pastels and let your imagination run wild, whether you're in a serene countryside or a bustling city.

By the end of this course, you'll not only have a firm grasp of water-soluble wax pastel techniques but also possess the skills to produce your own captivating masterpieces. Elevate your artistry, boost your creative prowess, and let the world marvel at your newfound talent. Enroll now and let the enchantment of water-soluble wax pastels transform your art forever!

Supplies:

The supplies you need for this class are pretty simple. Use what you have!

Watercolor or mixed media paper - I’m using Arches hot pressed paper, but any paper will do, as long as you can use it with water!
Water-soluble wax pastels - I use Neocolor II, but any will do
Watercolor brush: any will do, here I am using my Raphael Kaerell Synthetic Watermedia Brush, Round, Size 08
Tissues or absorbent paper to clean up your brush

Megan Winter

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