Deer Lake Cabins@6" x 8"
Pastel
Casey Klahn
If I did it over, I would vary the tree heights a bit. Otherwise, it was an old effort at plein-air that has never been posted.
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I was very intrigued by your limited palette when you first posted it. I need to check, I probably will have pretty much all the ones you mentioned and I will try.
I just picked up the pastels tonight again after a long time and find I need getting used to not mixing colours - so this will be a nice experiment.
I need to use this set some more, too.
I'll be going to Seattle this weekend (I hope) and will try to take some art kit with me.
I love the idea of the limited palette. I took a class in color theory one time that also had us use a very limited pastel palette to create some interesting effects. I might have to try it again some time. :-)
Debbie
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Actually, I would say that the six Unis palette is an economy for the sake of weight. I am not much for the limited palette methods. That's just me.
Glad to meet you, Debbie, and thanks for reading here!
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