Breaking Pastels
Who would believe what possibilities and potential lie inside these neatly wrapped lozenges of colour? They are essentially chunks of pure dry pigment, more intense in colour than any tube of paint.
Unison Colour Animal Set explained by Emma Colbert
- 18th April, 2018
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Watch Associate Artist Emma Colbert ‘unboxing’ her Animal 36 Set whilst offering hints & tips as to what colours to use!
This set is available at Unison Colour stockists as well as our online store.
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Find the blogs and information posted on your page extremely interest.
I am an artist who has been working mainly in watercolour and trying to learn pastels.