I'm now looking at some of the art I did earlier this year and am posting it here. This pastel called "The dog walker" is based on a colour slide I took twenty years ago during the annual Floriade festival we have in Canberra. The camera was set on a slow shutter speed to blur the moving person and dog and I've always liked it.

I did the next two pastels in a weekend workshop by Louise Corke with a concentration on light and composition.
One painting is a landscape with trees in the foreground and background; the other is from a photo I took several years ago of the citadel of Carcassonne in France.


I just finished this pastel of an old tree trying to use a cross-hatching technique in hard pastels to begin it - then scumble in soft pastels. I'm not sure how it has worked.
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