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Experiments with Oil Pastels : learn to make 4 simple yet beautiful scenery

teacher avatar MOHIT BHARDWAJ, Creative Explorer

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Lessons in This Class

    • 1.

      Introduction

      0:40

    • 2.

      Material Required

      0:26

    • 3.

      Create the workspace

      1:09

    • 4.

      First Background (Night Sky)

      2:54

    • 5.

      Second Background (Sunset )

      2:51

    • 6.

      Third Background (Sunrise)

      2:27

    • 7.

      Fourth Background ( Dark Night)

      3:57

    • 8.

      The City Look

      7:09

    • 9.

      Feel of a Beautiful Evening

      4:13

    • 10.

      The Moon and Stars

      1:10

    • 11.

      Finally The Fresh Morning

      5:31

    • 12.

      Project Work

      0:27

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About This Class

Hi, I’m Mohit Bhardwaj and I welcome you to this class named  "Experiments with Oil Pastels" 

Oil pastels. They’re not crayons, but you can colour with them. They’re not paints, but you can paint with them. They’re not quite like any other medium, and can be kind of  tricky to work with. 

In this class we will do some experiments with oil pastels. You’ll learn how to blend them and of course - make art you love with them. You won’t believe how versatile these sticky little crayons can be. I use them often in my work, and will show you how to make your oil pastels a go-to medium for your own creations. Whether you work figuratively or in abstract, you will enjoy this class 

Material you need for this experiment 

- Oil Pastels (Whatever you have is fine to start with.)
- Any white Sheet 
- Pencils (Graphite)
- Masking Tape 
- Tissue Paper 
- Correction Pen 
- and A Cutter 
 

Whatever you can gather from that list will be helpful. At the minimum, you’ll want oil pastels, white sheet , A Pencil and Tissue paper. That’ll be enough for this class .

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MOHIT BHARDWAJ

Creative Explorer

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I'm Mohit Bhardwaj, an Engineer, Artist and an Explorer from New Delhi, India.

I started Art as a hobby but with time it became an important part of my Life. I find my inspiration in my day-to-day life See full profile

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1. Introduction: Hello everyone. A very warm welcome to each and everyone of you. In this class, we will learn to make four simple but beautiful art using oil pastel colors. First, I will tell you the material we need to make these amazing scenery. After that, we will start our class in a stepwise manner and will do everything in real time. In the end, there will be a simple and fun project for you. So let us start this session. 2. Material Required: Material we need for this class. If I cheat, masking tape, oil pastel colors, a correction pen, a graphite, pencil, tissue paper. Carter. And most important, our imagination. 3. Create the workspace : I am using a squared white sheet of 20 centimeter by 20 centimeter and the masking tape to grip the sheet on the table. Also, the P3 helped to create a margin by default. This gives a grace to Aardvark, as we will make four different designs. So I am dividing the feet in 4D parts using this same masking tape. And it this area is ready. 4. First Background (Night Sky): I am using a round shaped masking tape in this last books, this we will use later. So now we are good to stack. We will make our background one-by-one in Facebook's vividly make in Maine sky. For this, V will use light-blue color first. Start coloring from the bottom of the box and color it in more than 1 third of the space. Now, we really used the said Julian blue and color it in the half of bidded meeting space. And in last, I'm using encrypted glue. Now I'm using a tissue paper to blend the colors, forward it multiple times. And we used the edge of this folded tissue paper to give it a proper finish. Blending laid this heads to give it texture and perfect finishing. Back down off first, It's dead. 5. Second Background (Sunset ): Now in the second box is Sunset. Similarly, for this, we will use Medium yellow color first, and starting from the bottom color almost 1 third part of the box. Now I'm using orange color to color this second layer. And in last, we will use the primary lead color to make the final layer. You can see we have used the colors and now again, we will use a folded tissue paper to blend the colors and to make a small texture. I'll second backbone is also ready. 6. Third Background (Sunrise): Moving on to the third bag ground. In this box, we will make a sunrise. Cindy, I will start with medium yellow. We are using same colors to make sunrise and sunset, but we will use them in different ratios. Here, we need more of yellow and orange and less of thread color. Now using disappear but then the colours like we get mode of yellowish loadings. And the orange also gives m dot. I've turned back, ground is ready now. 7. Fourth Background ( Dark Night): Now, for the last and final books, we build me a full moon night back ground. The circular masking we used earlier will help us to make the shape for a full moon. Let us start with the light violet color to give it more delayed debate. Now, we will use didn't direct Polaroid color to make the second layer and enlarged using black color to make deep dark nights crying. Again, when we blend the colors using a folded tissue paper. But disdain really mix it in a circular motion. Guard from the lighter shade and keep coming outwards. Be careful this fame by mixing the black colour as it will overshadow everything. So now all our backgrounds are ready. You can remove the masking paves back, trying to be very careful when removing the pink. And it's it may be at the sheets. 8. The City Look: So this is how I fought back grounds look like. Now, let us first remove this around masking P. I am using a cutter for lifted. This work very carefully. Okay, so now we're ready to make the design on our backgrounds. We will make it one by one. For this, I'm using endowed shared pencil. In the first box. We will give it ACT look via CT. I mean, Skype that single links. And making buildings is very simple. Draw some straight lines of different lengths and join them and colored them in black. Keep a paper or tissue paper under your hand just to make sure that we don't create a mess around. Yes, we need some way of doing this. So skyrocketing readings and some not sorry. Mm-hm. Now we're going to make for this. I'm using the correction pen. This is my favorite part. Just keep making some small, small boxes here and there. Are vendors are ready. It is easy, right? Make some more boxes wherever you feel like making. Don't give it count off it. As it is a night sky, we will make a moon. For this. I am using this masking Pete and this white color. Don't fill it completely to just use it around the boundary of the masking tape. And then you use your fingers to scrape it. The way I am doing. Now, carefully remove the masking paved. It's time to make styles. For this, again, I will use the connection pen. Keep on making dots here and there of random size. Some shooting stars to enhance it. I first Jain using oil-based and colors. 9. Feel of a Beautiful Evening : Let us move to our second drain. This is sunset background. So I think we should make some clouds turning orange and red as it exactly looks, due to scattering of sunlight. Blended with debunk ground using your fingers. Now, again, using the dark Shared Vensim it, I will make some, granted. This is very easy. Just make some random zigzag lines. Okay? And as it is the time of sunset, we will make a lamp hanging on these branches. We may use this, then it is completely dark. Second, C13 is the daddy. Now. 10. The Moon and Stars : Let us start our third design. This is the easiest one. We just need a correction pen to make stars. Some random dots of random phase Hayden gave filling the space the way you want. And in turn, I run more scenery. 11. Finally The Fresh Morning : Now let us mark on the fourth and final design in this, leaving me a Sunday's, we'll first, I am using this masking tape to secure this area. And now he was dark shared pencil. I will make a he likes that. If you can make some wild grass and just make some random lent, curved lines, you've got to make it look more good. Differ. Need not to be very equity with the shape. After these flies, which do not have any defined shaped structure. Now some random fine lines to make more drugs spill also help to fill the space. I fought. Drying is also ready. This masking and enjoyed their view. I hope you liked it. 12. Project Work: Now finally, the project work. Your project for this class is try making is seemingly of the place you visited recently. Using this oil bursters. Click picture off, over, applaud them in your project section. Keep experimenting, keep creating.