But on the other hand, there are now such wonderful colors! So basically, I am not new to water soluble wax pastels... but lets say I am not too absorbed with them. At least for now (°‿~ ) I suppose I can get a sticky note remind me to spray the piece when I'm done playing...
The other crayons that drive me a bit nuts are the oil pastels. I like my work to dry properly and not need a glass to protect it.... I know you can set it somehow, but I think we get used to the behavior of a medium and not too much with other kinds.
I know people that don't like acrylics... it takes every kind, right?
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I like this one with the watercolours, and I am waiting for the last 3 faces, and then?
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Well, I love the "messiness" of this face :-) But I understand what you're saying. When I use watersoluble crayons I try to mix them with medium instead of warer, then I can keep adding to it. Can't believe this month of 29 faces is almost over! It sure was fun!
ReplyDeleteShe is so pretty! The time has flown by and although I don't post daily I do paint a face daily!!
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It's lovely. I just got some watercolour crayons to try and am enjoying them.
ReplyDeleteLove the face! Valerie
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet face! I love her upwards glance.
ReplyDeleteI experience similar challenge when working with watercolors (of any kind), yet I'm drawn to them. Mess or not, this face is lovely.
ReplyDeleteVery very sweet, I love her!!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet whimsical face and I love the colors. Nice!
ReplyDeleteThat look ... like begging to heaven is great. Saludos
ReplyDeleteI love the adorable look of this face! Sadly I did not participate again this year-didn't feel I could keep up. Perhaps after some classes this year I'll be better equipped to attempt it next time:) yay for you to tackle it!
ReplyDeleteShe is sweet.
ReplyDeleteHave the same problems with all forms of watercolor. Love your face and all you've done this month/ Hopefully things will be more co-operative for me and I can do the next face challenge.♥
ReplyDeleteI feel the same with these kind of crayons, they seem a bit too delicate for my hands. On the other hand I love oil pastels, they're just rough enough for me.
ReplyDeleteShe look so thoughtful, you've made a good work with the light on her face ans hair.
I love her angelic little face!
ReplyDeleteLovely child's face. I use oil pastels on my cloth dolls faces and then spray to set (on their legs if I give them socks, I paint with acrylics though). I've even gone over the faces to make them sharper, but always spray to set after. That's painting on cloth though. Blessings, Janet PPF
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