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1. Sanded pastel papers

Old Boots © Paula Pertile
14 x 17 inches or so
Pastels on Sabretooth paper

I went out and stimulated the economy today by visiting my local art shop!
I came home with an assortment of lovely sanded pastel papers to try with my colored pencils.
I used to use sanded paper all the time with pastels (see the piece above) but haven't tried it with colored pencils. So I bought a few sheets of different brands to try.


I thought I had some Pastelbord in my bin of Ampersand boards, but nope. I have everything else, but not that! So had to get one.



Next was a sheet of Sennelier La Carte paper.




Then a sheet of Colorfix.




I'm really intrigued with this primer you can paint onto just about any clean surface to make a "pastelable" surface. I'd like to try in on canvas, or Ampersand hardboards. But I'll try the paper first and see what happens.



Then I also bought a sheet of Wallis paper. I got the Museum grade, figured why not. If I create a masterpiece, might as well have it be on good paper!



I also have a sheet of Sabretooth sitting in my file drawer that I need to try. It has a much rougher tooth to it, so not sure how it will be with pencils, but I'll give it a go.




Hopefully in the next week I'll be able to do some experimenting. In between knitting. And drawing other things. You know how it is.

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