Creative Aging: Pastels
Join Teaching Artist Karalee Hammes for a course in Pastels!
Understanding the differences between types of pastels
Blending & Feathering: Finger blending is a great place to begin for pastel practice. The feathering technique creates dimension through layering colors.
Hatching & Cross-Hatching: This technique creates texture and depth through lines. Masking: Masking is a technique that involves covering areas of the paper with tape or other materials to create sharp edges.
Stippling: Stippling is a technique that involves creating texture through small dots.
Final class will be creating a project selected by the students.
Paper and supplies will be provided. When you register, you will be signed up for all classes in the series.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Island Library
Understanding the differences between types of pastels
Blending & Feathering: Finger blending is a great place to begin for pastel practice. The feathering technique creates dimension through layering colors.
Hatching & Cross-Hatching: This technique creates texture and depth through lines. Masking: Masking is a technique that involves covering areas of the paper with tape or other materials to create sharp edges.
Stippling: Stippling is a technique that involves creating texture through small dots.
Final class will be creating a project selected by the students.
Paper and supplies will be provided. When you register, you will be signed up for all classes in the series.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Island Library
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Date & Time
Oct 1, 2025 - Oct 1, 2025
Location
Meeting Room, Island Branch Library