Thought I’d paint my pear on the IPad in Art Set Pro with oil paint, using a stylus. I think it’s very intuitive. It’s fun, I can paint loosely with it.
Category Archives: Pears
Ways to Render a Pear 007 – Watercolor on Arches Cold Press
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I tried my pear on Arches Paper. The Cold Press is one the roughest papers, and not easily damaged by excessive water. It holds onto the pigment, and is less likely to lift if that is a desired effect. Arches Papers are generally well liked. I like how solid and saturated the colors look on this paper, but the brushes don’t glide accross it as easily.
What is your favorite paper for watercolor?
Ways to Render a Pear 004-005 – Ipad with Oil pastel (rough)
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I thought I would show how the Oil Pastel looks done on the IPad in Art Set Pro when it’s not blended, a more fair comparison to the traditional oil pastel.
Ways to Render a Pear 003 – Sennelier Oil Pastel
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Starting with the most obvious ways to render a pear, I had to try the real oil pastel too. Although the IPad version was more polished, probably because I haven’t done as much with the IPad painting.
Ways to Render a Pair 002 – Ipad in Oil Pastel (blended)
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This is an exercising in how many ways can I find to render a pair, starting with some of the most basic. In this case on the IPad using the Art Set Pro App with the oil Pastel tool.
Ways to Render a Pear 001 – Open Acrylic
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How many ways to render a pair? I’m going to find out. I’ll start with the most basic, a realistically render of a pair in Golden open acrylics.
5×7″ canvas board
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