Oil pastel transfer

Yayoi Kusama Inspired Oil-Pastel Monoprint by Zart In this lesson students explore the art elements of shape and pattern to create a Yayoi Kusama inspired pa...

Brandi Hofer on Instagram: "Part 1! More details tomorrow! Easy to make for any artistry level! ♥️Save this post! ♥️Fun for on your own or with your kids! The full supply list is below 👇 Questions!? Ask below. 👇 We teach a detailed advanced version of this method in our Portrait Class day YES if you want more details. 🌈 Art Supplies: -Watercolour paper -Watercolours any grade we used our dollarama ones for this -HB pencil (only for transfer method do not use directly on the artwork)…

This is actually something the second grade classes are doing, but 1J got to try it as a little bonus- papers were folded in half, then opened and only half of the paper colored with oil pastel.... then closed back up and a picture drawn on the outside, pressing a little harder than usual with the pencil... (next time I might actually have them use a ball-point pen - no worry about lead breaking, and it would emphasize the fact that there is really no erasing here - once you make a mark, it…

It’s We Create Wednesday! Today we will show you how to make your own colorful transfer drawing. Grab some crayons or oil pastels, paper, and a pencil to fol...

Crayons take on a whole new coolness level with this easy and totally non-messy crayon transfer technique.

Learn how to use oil pastels with this unique comprehensive guide by Joseph Colella Artist.

This is actually something the second grade classes are doing, but 1J got to try it as a little bonus- papers were folded in half, then opened and only half of the paper colored with oil pastel.... then closed back up and a picture drawn on the outside, pressing a little harder than usual with the pencil... (next time I might actually have them use a ball-point pen - no worry about lead breaking, and it would emphasize the fact that there is really no erasing here - once you make a mark, it…