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Thank you jan.
Thank you Sandeep, it is very interesting, I love the texture with the pastel (it is hard to see in a picture) The paper I used for this one was 140lb Smooth, I find pastel works well with watercolor paper, it holds more pastel with the CP or Rough, but if you use a fixative you can get a few more layers.
Hi Krista
What a lovely colorful flower! Very nicely done! Watercolor plus soft pastels is an interesting combination. Was the paper Smooth or Not / Rough…wanted to know how you find the pastels working on watercolor paper. 🙂
wonderful work Krista,
jan 🙂
Thanks Gwen, they are very interesting.
the real name for this flower is: Centaurea macrocephala
You did a great job. Love the bright yellow. What an interesting looking flower! Sounds like it's spectacular in person. I'm going to have to Google it.