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Paint Along Wildflower Meadow - Plus, How to Make a Pastel Journal

In this video tutorial I will teach you my methods on how to make a Pastel Travel Journal, plus a real time paint along lesson in the journal notebook. Let's face it, pastels can be a messy medium, which makes it a bit challenging for traveling and painting on the go. Over the years, I have come up with my own methods to create a pastel travel journal. In this lesson, you will learn some of my techniques and I will share products that will help you to create your own pastel travel journal. Helpful Products for Creating a Pastel Travel Journal: I like to use notebooks that have a spiral binding because it makes the pages easy to turn and I can lay the notebook flat or turn to a page and put the whole notebook on a small to-go easel. I really like to use watercolor pads as I can create a watercolor underpainting, coat with Clear Gesso (as you will see in this video) and then add pastel on top. Here is a video lesson that shows this technique:    • A New Idea!  Using Watercolor Paper f...   In this lesson, you will see me using a pad of Canson XL Sand Grain paper. It is not really "sanded" like many sanded pastel papers, but has a texture to the paper like sand. I sometimes work in these notebooks with just pastel, but will often create multiple pages with my DIY method of making my own sanded surface...(also shown in the video). While traveling I almost always take my bamboo stand from IKEA with is so versatile. I cut a piece of foamcore board to be my backing board. I will sometimes take my Heilman Box (a pastel box that keeps your pastels safe and secure), but often I will just take various sets of pastels (as you will see in the video) and I secure the lids with artist's tape. After I complete a painting, I protect the piece from smudging by taping a piece of tracing paper over it. I will often tape the notebook closed or put a large rubber band around it to keep the pages from moving, and thus keeping the paintings safe. I have used notebooks with this method for years, and the paintings still look like the day they were created. Here are helpful products for making a Pastel Travel Journal: Canson XL Sand Grain Pad: https://www.dickblick.com/products/ca... Watercolor Pad: https://amzn.to/39m9rHR Liquitex Clear Gesso: https://amzn.to/39dNRW5 Tracing Paper: https://amzn.to/3ttDVyj IKEA Bamboo Stand (from IKEA has a $6 delivery charge for me): https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/vivalla-... IKEA Bamboo Stand (from Amazon is free shipping if you have Amazon Prime): https://amzn.to/3O1ugXE Reference image for this painting is from Unsplash.com: https://unsplash.com/photos/MR8pJZgbem0 Tip this Video Lesson - If you would like to leave a tip for this free video tutorial you can do so by clicking the "THANKS" button directly under the video. You will also be recognized in the comment section. God bless and thanks! ▽ My AMAZON Shop / (for Many Products Featured in Videos) 👇 ➞ https://www.amazon.com/shop/monetcafe... (I earn money from qualifying purchases at no cost to you) ▽ My Patreon Page 👇 ➞   / susanjenkins   ▽ My Etsy Shop 👇 ➞ https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheArtofSus... ▽ Visit my Website 👇 ➞ https://www.susanjenkinsfineart.com ▽ Monet Cafe' Apron👇 ➞ https://www.zazzle.com/monet_cafe_art... ▽ My Instagram Link 👇 ➞   / susanjenkinsartist   ▽ My Facebook Page 👇 ➞   / theartofsusanjenkins   ▽ Facebook Group 👇"Monet Cafe' Art Group"   / monetcafeartgroup