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Acrylic Inks Workshop this weekend

So looking forward to the next two days - the freedom of inks is enticing - and sharing with other artists. Always receive a warm welcome at the Redcliffe Art Society! I have a chapter on using acrylic inks in my "Using Chroma Art Materials" book, (available through my website www.triciareust.com.au) and here is the link to my free instructional video on acrylic inks https://youtu.be/iefz2SdXAfw

Glazing

Glazing is my favourite painting technique with acrylic, oil, pastel etc. "Lagoon Evening" which is 100 cms by 100 cms, has over two dozen layers of glaze. Reproductions available (limited editions) through Art House Reproductions www.buyartnow.com.au I have a free video on YouTube on glazing techniques and also cover glazing in my two bools, available on my web site www.triciareust.com.au Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erxrUV2EF4A

Acrylic Inks

My free video on using acrylic inks is up on YouTube - here is the link: https://www.pulsarproductions.com/artists/tricia-reust I also have a chapter on these inks in my book "Using Chroma Art Materials" - both my books are available on my website www.triciareust@gmail.com

Completed the demo Lennox Mood

Another demonstration piece completed, using wet pastel as an underpainting, begun at the Brisbane Pastel Society of Australia meeting on August 6th 2024. From different photos I had taken, I composed a rough sketch to set the tonal distribution of shapes. The pink and yellow ochre AS soft pastels were applied to the white Colourfix. It is important to use a paper that can take being wet, and pastels that will mix readily with water. The pastels were pushed into the paper with a Taklon brush and water. I indicated the colours to be used, applying the soft pastels. The

Oil Pastel on Canvas

A still life on an old canvas, created with oil pastel. 1. Over an old painting, I placed tissue paper with Atelier Binder Medium, and painted with red acrylic. When dry, I covered the surface with a layer of Art Spectrum clear pastel primer. 2. I drew in the basic composition with a dark blue oil pastel. 3. This photo shows the basic placement of underpainting colours. 4. The first spray of varnish ha set the oil pastels into the canvas, and changed some if the lighter colours. They will need more layers of the same colour oil pastel, as

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