Show your colours with our new T-Shirts and Apron!
Unison Colour
28th October, 2022
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We have a new range of Colour Chart T-Shirts and the eagerly anticipated Unison Colour Apron!
Colourful Chronicles
Delve into our vast collection of guest blogs and read about the intriguing methods that artists apply while using Unison Colour pastels.
Announcing the next 5 Day Pastel Challenge: Take Me To The Beach with Julie Walsh
Unison Colour
26th October, 2022
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7th – 11th November 2022 We’re very excited to announce the forthcoming 5 Day Pastel Challenge: Take Me To The Beach with Julie Walsh, which
Starting out with Soft Pastels
Su Melville
21st October, 2022
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So many of us are nervous when we start a new hobby or a new medium, it’s daunting when we are surrounded by fabulous art wherever we turn!
Pastels for Pain – Where it all Began
Emma Hunt
14th October, 2022
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When I first picked up a pastel after years of aggressive pain medications, I quickly realised that all I really needed was my faculties back and a beautiful distraction.
Using Your Painting as a Photo Reference
Julie Skoda
7th October, 2022
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One of the most common questions I get about painting is “How can I loosen up?”. A technique that I use quite often, especially in my mangrove series, is to use an older painting as the photo reference.
Pastel Dust for Water Foam
Elena Degenhardt
30th September, 2022
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This is my first blog for Unison Colour as an Associate Artist and I’m very excited to be sharing some of my pastel painting techniques and inspiration behind my work with you!
Painting in Plein Air with Soft Pastels
Cindy Barillet
23rd September, 2022
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There is something magical about being painting while feeling the wind on your skin and hearing the nature around you.
Turning Points
Regina Hona. AGRAF, PSVA
9th September, 2022
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When we think back on our artistic life and how we began and progressed, which for me started 42 years ago; a huge part of our journey is the milestones and turning points we experience.
The Dyslexic Artist
Tricia Findlay
2nd September, 2022
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Dyslexic people nearly always have a natural flair for one or more of the arts such as music, acting, dancing or like me, art.
Tell A Story In Your Paintings & Speak Your Truth
Jeri Greenberg, PSA IAPS MC
31st August, 2022
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“Why did I pick that to paint?” Stop for a moment and ask yourself that before you move on. I usually know why I picked my subject, before a single pastel stroke hits my paper…
You Enjoy Painting And Then You Get Lost
Tracey Maras
26th August, 2022
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It happens. You are comfortable with painting. Yes, you know you have room for improvement and growth. But you enjoy painting. And then you get lost.
When Less Is More – Pastel Zen
Stephen Fuller
12th August, 2022
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I have a bit of a theory; it is my opinion that every piece of art is a self-portrait of the artist and a mirror to the viewer…