Oil Pastel Paintings — Homes and Views


Paintings here are home and landscape views.

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Oil Paintings—Still Life | Oil Paintings—Interiors | Oil Paintings—Views
Oil Pastel Paintings—Still Life | Drawings—Still Life

 

  • Oil Pastel - Homes and Views: Mother's garden
  • Oil Pastel - Homes and Views: Mother's house interior
  • Oil Pastel - Homes and Views: View from Mother's house
  • Oil Pastel - Homes and Views: Queen's Road East
  • Oil Pastel - Homes and Views: Smoggy day in Central
  • Oil Pastel - Homes and Views: Stormy day
  • Oil Pastel - Homes and Views: Sunny day
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Oil pastel crayon on white paper. The crayons, as used by a child, are one of the easiest ways to approach painting. The colours do not need to be pre-mixed: each crayon is applied to the page, and modified by applying another crayon layer on top, or if necessary scraping part of a layer off. Finer details can be managed by using the edge of the crayon, and the palette knife. However, it is more difficult to achieve nuances of tone, or to cover the paper evenly.

 

 

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Oil Paintings—Still Life | Oil Paintings—Interiors | Oil Paintings—Views
Oil Pastel Paintings—Still Life | Oil Pastel Paintings—Homes & Views
Drawings—Still Life

 

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