Unison Colour Pastel Colours that Pop!
Each artist has their own colour palette and color preferences. Those who are familiar with my art style know that I do like incorporating bright vibrant colours into my artworks.
About:
My name is Natalia and my passion with pastels lasts since I entered School of Arts when was a teenager…
When I was 15 y.o. and still a student of the school of arts, I explored pastels for myself, and fell in love immediately. Despite the fact it wasn’t a part of the program like watercolor or oil, we were allowed to take some new art materials to plein airs we had in summer. I do remember that what I liked the most was this ease and softness of pastels sticks, this unique possibility to form volume on paper using your fingers and feel medium in your hands.
However, choice of pastels brands was limited at that time and foreign brands were not represented on Russian art market.
Time passed by and my real journey with this medium started in 2019 when I decided to return to this wonderful medium.
Unison Colour pastels sticks became my favorite from the first touch! I love the ease and softness of them, love wide color range and always high quality.
My artistic style is bright, sunny and happy. I adore bright colors and don’t hesitate to use pure color pigments in my works. With a help of pastels I unlock happiness and place it on paper to share with those who want to become part of my art world.
I actively share my knowledge, tips and tricks about pastels medium in my Instagram profile, record and share lessons on Patreon page and some cool video-processes on YouTube channel.
Join this wonderful pastels journey and I’m sure you won’t ever regret!
Blogs by Natalia Savostina
Tips on how to form your first basic pastels palette
My name is Natalia Savostina and in this article we will talk on how to start your way in pastels and find out what colors you need for a good start.
Pastels – Love from the First Touch
My first pastels experience happened when I was in the School of Arts at one of the plein airs, during which, students were allowed to take different materials and try mixed techniques.
