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Monkey Day-Rita Kirkman, "B is for Baboon," pastel, 8 x 8 in - detail

Monkey Day…With Rita Kirkman!

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In celebration of Monkey Day, Rita Kirkman’s monkeys make an appearance. Plus Frida Kahlo’s Self-Portrait with Monkey.
PSWC winner - Stan Bloomfield, "Late Afternoon," pastel, no size. Honourable Mention at Signature level

Four Winners From The PSWC Members Show

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Four winning paintings from the PSWC. Plus Botticelli is in Minneapolis!
Felicity House PS, "Dining Room," pastel, 56 x 50 cm - cropped for feature image

Use Fixative? Perhaps. Felicity House’s Take On The Subject

Felicity House shares when she uses fixative. Plus, still time to enter Dakota Art Pastels quarterly contest!
Gail Sibley, "Fireworks (Gallery Goers series)," Unison Colour pastels on UART 400 paper, 8 x 11 1/2 in. (Miró's paintings of the same title)

Fixative – To Use Or Not To Use?

Three Pastel Today advisory board members share their take on the issue of using fixative. Plus Pastel Artists Canada Exhibition in Vancouver.
Nancie King Mertz, Steps in Spoleto, pastel, 16 x 12 in

Richard Schmid And His Influence On Nancie King Mertz

Advisory Board member Nancie King Mertz shares how Richard Schmid influenced her work. Plus the winner at the Philadelphia Pastel Society Show.
What Jurors Look For - Photo credit: Mitchell Luo from Unsplash

What Jurors Look For

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Bob Upton offers valuable insight into what judges consider when selecting work for a show. Plus the Boldbrush September Outstanding pastel.
Copyright-free photos - Paolo D'Andrea at Unsplash

Copyright-Free Photos To Use For Painting

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Five places to go to get copyright-free photos to paint from. Plus September PleinAir Salon winner.
Clarence Porter, When Fall Comes, 8 1/2 x 8 1/2 in - detail

“The Matchmaker” Is Clarence Porter’s Pick

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Caravaggio is the artist Clarence Porter cites as having a big impact on his work. Plus the People’s Choice Award in the September PleinAir Salon.
Eastman Johnson, Feeding the Turkey, ca. 1872-80, pastel on wove paper mounted to canvas on a wooden stretcher, 61 x 35.6 cm (24 x 14 in), Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA - detail - FEATURE IMAGE

Feeding the Turkey by Eastman Johnson

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A close look at Eastman Johnson’s pastel “Feeding the Turkey.” Plus keeping a gratitude journal.
Dakota Art Pochade box - Feature image

Dakota Art Pochade Box Customized!

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To make it easier for her to paint en plein air, artist Barbara Archer made some changes to the Dakota Arts pochade box. Here’s how she did it. Plus the winner of the September Pastel Outstanding Award in the Boldbrush Contest.

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