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Ella Delyanis
Explore pastels by working with a variety of toned papers and subjects, including a portrait model. Experiment as you become comfortable with this rich medium. Prerequisite: 2+ drawing courses.
(No class 11/23)
List of Materials for First Pastel Class
18” x 24” piece of grey Canson MiTientes pastel paper
18” x 24” piece of white Canson MiTientes pastel paper
Pack of three sticks of medium vine charcoal
18” x 24” drawing board padded with 12 sheets of 18” x 24” newsprint drawing paper
Clips to hold both padding and your pastel paper
3 sticks of Rembrandt soft pastels: grey, black, and whit
Bring stiff nylon or bristle brushes for scrubbing out and a soft (makeup or watercolor) brush for delicate pastel removal
PASTEL DRAWING SUPPLIES (COMPREHENSIVE LIST)
STUDENTS: MOST OF WHAT IS LISTED BELOW IS INFORMATIONAL - DO NOT BUY ALL!
WE WILL TALK ABOUT EXACTLY WHAT YOU NEED IN THE FIRST CLASS! - ELLA
Types of Soft Pastels
Rembrandt (soft) - Suggested for beginners. Box of 30 half length sticks. (Best to get)
Nu Pastel (generally harder than Rembrant or Winsor Newton).
Sennelier - Hand-made French pastels (very soft)
REGARDING IN-PERSON CLASSES:PLEASE NOTE This fall there will be construction work occurring in the Higgins Education Wing as the windows and skylights in the wing are being replaced. If there will be any effect on your class, such as a change in studio, we will let you know ASAP.
This class will need to meet a minimum enrollment of 5 students to run.
Students may park in any Museum lot or choose on-street parking, if available. Enter the Museum via the Lancaster Street Entrance using either the stairs or the new elevator entrance just past the stairs. You may proceed to your studio to meet your instructor.
HEALTH AND SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING COVID
WAM’s goal is to continue to provide enjoyable, educational art classes, workshops and lectures while keeping the health and safety of our students and staff a priority. To this end, the following precautions are currently in place:
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