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Canson 160 g 40x31 cm Crayons couleur Prismacolor + Lyra Rembrandt
Canson 160 g 28x21 cm Crayons couleur Prismacolor + Lyra Rembrandt
Canson 160 g 24x31 cm Crayons couleur Prismacolor + Lyra Rembrandt
Canson 160 g 30x23 cm Crayons couleur Prismacolor + Lyra Rembrandt
Canson 160 g 26x26 cm Crayons couleur Prismacolor + Lyra Rembrandt
Canson 160 g 38.5x31 cm Crayons couleur Prismacolor + Lyra Rembrandt
Black card 180 g 28x30 cm Pitt Pastel Faber Castel (niveau de gris)
Papier INGRES teinté Daler Rowney 40.6x30.5cm Crayons Pastel sec Rexel DERWENT+Carbothelo STAEDLER + Pitt PASTEL Faber Castel
Pastel sec sur PastelMat - 24x30 cm
soft pastel pencils, pastelmat 24x30 cm
Pastel pencils PastelMat 24x30 cm
Soft pastel drawing, PastelMat 24x30 cm Derwent, Faber-Castel, Bruynzeel 2014
soft pastel pencils on PastelMat board 24*30cm Derwent, Stabilo, Bruynzeel 2015 Workshop subject 08/2014
Riya Ray Soft Pastel pencils on PastelMat board 50*35cm 2015 Photo ref courtesy from Ryan Astamendi Photographer
Soft pastel pencils; Carbothello, Derwent, Caran d'ache Soft pastels chalks Sennelier 50*70cm - 2017
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During childhood, birthdays and Christmas were opportunities to be given art materials, pencils and other oil paintings tools. And inevitably over time, I became interested in art and was able to gain some control and develop my own technique, using conventional color pencils.
Then, a first attempt with Pastel grayscale (Gion Bayashi), then a second, more colorful (The port of Honfleur) have finally convinced me to adopt this medium for my future projects. The rendering of the intensity of the color and light that flows from the subject for me are unparalleled.