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Your exact painting style is what I would idolize! I come from the tiny "get every eyelash exactly perfect!" world of portaits; and as of a few years back (I'm 61, and thats a long time, from doing one type of art skills since I was about 3!) I love your way ofiintroducing LIFE into the painting-you're the one of best pastelistout there, and that's saying alot! THANKS for the videos! I'm very appreciative, as I can't afford many art lessons. Kudos!
Wonderful illustration of impressionistic style landscape. Love how you build up the path, the background and every detail without... the details. That's what real masters do. Thanks, Marla, for sharing. It's looks like I should brake my pastels to pieces, hah?
Dynamite video! I love Marla's work & this answered my question--does Marla blend her pastels with her fingers? She does! Some pastelists are really nutty about never touching the 'crystal structure' of the pastel. I don't see how one can achieve moody effects without it. Marla is a truly great artist because she can tell how smudgy random marks up close will 'read' as trees, river, grasses, etc., from a distance. I hope I get there some day! Thanks, Marla! MaryB
Amazing! Such a beautiful pastel painting! Thank you for sharing this for those of us who dream of perhaps one day creating a beautiful pastel painting too.
I do wish artists would tell their videographers to forget they have zoom capability and just stay focused on the painting. Aside from that, the work is lovely.
They do look very creamy, and really stick and show up vividly. I am also very curious about what brands you prefer. Especially what brands have you found work the best, because I saw a bunch of pieces of pastels next to you. I bet you have tried your fair share if different makers ;-) Thank you
Ida in my understanding there are different "roughness" of paper and it it's too rough you dont want to "smooth" your finger over it...I have tried, not any more.
Marla what or how did u start getting into Art?.I sketched animals in first grade my first grade teacher called me her little artist.but my parents really never took much notice to busy working. But I always knew I had a talent & gift. But like my parents I worked & took care of my family now barley I have time to do it thanks for sharing your talents you are a inspiration !
Hi Renzo, Yes I do reply. See my reply to you about the white vase video! This particular video was posted many years ago before I really knew very much about filming or posting to CZcams and in this case, the image was from my imagination. I'm always trying to get better at this! Thanks so much for watching. I really appreciate it and do pay attention to what people have to say!
I use a wide variety of brands as they all do something a bit different; Unison, Terry Ludwig, Nupastel, Mount Vision, Blue Earth, Girault...on and on!
I noticed a distinct creaminess to the pastels at the midpoint of your painting. Are they a different brand? Do you begin with harder pastels and then change to softer ones as the painting progresses? I would like to know the brand of those softer ones if I may ask/
Love your Variation series!
Your exact painting style is what I would idolize! I come from the tiny "get every eyelash exactly perfect!" world of portaits; and as of a few years back (I'm 61, and thats a long time, from doing one type of art skills since I was about 3!) I love your way ofiintroducing LIFE into the painting-you're the one of best pastelistout there, and that's saying alot! THANKS for the videos! I'm very appreciative, as I can't afford many art lessons. Kudos!
She's pretty amazing. I have learned so much just from watching her utube demos. Thank you Marla!
I admire this artist
Thanks babe🧑🎨⭐️🙏🏻.
Wonderful illustration of impressionistic style landscape. Love how you build up the path, the background and every detail without... the details. That's what real masters do.
Thanks, Marla, for sharing.
It's looks like I should brake my pastels to pieces, hah?
Dynamite video! I love Marla's work & this answered my question--does Marla blend her pastels with her fingers? She does! Some pastelists are really nutty about never touching the 'crystal structure' of the pastel. I don't see how one can achieve moody effects without it. Marla is a truly great artist because she can tell how smudgy random marks up close will 'read' as trees, river, grasses, etc., from a distance. I hope I get there some day! Thanks, Marla! MaryB
I also use fingertips feel easy and get desird results.but i think its nt safe.
Amazing! Such a beautiful pastel painting! Thank you for sharing this for those of us who dream of perhaps one day creating a beautiful pastel painting too.
I do wish artists would tell their videographers to forget they have zoom capability and just stay focused on the painting.
Aside from that, the work is lovely.
so beautiful
I like your loose style of putting down the chalk but how do you determine what colors to put on initially?
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
They do look very creamy, and really stick and show up vividly. I am also very curious about what brands you prefer. Especially what brands have you found work the best, because I saw a bunch of pieces of pastels next to you. I bet you have tried your fair share if different makers ;-) Thank you
I usually buy half pieces. If they are not, I break them in half. That way you can use the sides and have a sharp edge for details.
You’re a rockstar Marla! Love your work
Love the colour choices, just loooove it ❤️❤️❤️
Not only a pretty lady but so so talented.
Beautiful!
Really love the variation lessons … is that poster for sale? Where can I see more of that?
Marla, I love your work and I just finished a 3x5 watercolor pencil study of one of your beautiful pastels.
Greetings from Brazil. Your work is wonderful.
Enjoyed watching you and your painting…it was helpful…be safe…
Ida in my understanding there are different "roughness" of paper and it it's too rough you dont want to "smooth" your finger over it...I have tried, not any more.
An inspiration. Thanks for the tutorial.
What are you listening to when you're painting
I love the tutorials, thanks so much! Inspired to try a new medium!
Marla what or how did u start getting into Art?.I sketched animals in first grade my first grade teacher called me her little artist.but my parents really never took much notice to busy working. But I always knew I had a talent & gift. But like my parents I worked & took care of my family now barley I have time to do it thanks for sharing your talents you are a inspiration !
Did she meant underpainting were yellow ochre gesso paint , done beforehand!
Wonderful thank you so much Marla!
Marla how do you frame your soft pastals?
thanks you for sharing. Love your freedom with your stokes, do you put color over color a lot?
David Donovan is
LOVE you and your... STYLE...
eres ciego y tonto
Painting interesting
Do we ever get to see your reference photo?
Do you ever reply to the questions people ask here ?
Hi Renzo,
Yes I do reply. See my reply to you about the white vase video! This particular video was posted many years ago before I really knew very much about filming or posting to CZcams and in this case, the image was from my imagination. I'm always trying to get better at this! Thanks so much for watching. I really appreciate it and do pay attention to what people have to say!
Love your style..
What brand of pastels do you use?
I use a wide variety of brands as they all do something a bit different; Unison, Terry Ludwig, Nupastel, Mount Vision, Blue Earth, Girault...on and on!
@@PaintingLessonsWithMarla thank you. Wishing u all the best.
Nice work
Nice!
Lovely
I noticed a distinct creaminess to the pastels at the midpoint of your painting. Are they a different brand? Do you begin with harder pastels and then change to softer ones as the painting progresses? I would like to know the brand of those softer ones if I may ask/
I like your silence while painting...
😲
Do not care for music prefer soother
en français !!!
sorry...not a fan. Looks like you've done this composition hundreds of times...like a size 9 off the rack. What did you learn?
GMILF
mis respetos a ti pero como mujer,...como ARTISTA,..eres super mala,...serás mejor como ama de casa.
it is very very ugly .....................
Love her work and style