Why Colored Dust?
Some of Barbara’s soft pastels
When I work on a pastel-on-sandpaper painting, pastel dust falls onto my easel and onto the floor. At the end of a studio session I can tell how productive I’ve been – lots of colored dust means I’ve had a great day!
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i think i know what you feel…while painting i’m melting with my colours, even my body is involved …to keep this sensation a bit longer i mostly leave the blobs on my nose, cheek, hands and hair for some time (after finishing my daywork).
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i’m a great admirer of your artworks and i’m going to visit them soon again 🙂 sirpa
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What is the best and kindest way to get colored pastel dust off hands and clothing? This will be your great contribution to artists online DIY solutions…
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Before I start working, I apply a barrier cream called “ArtGuard” to my hands. (I use it primarily because I am concerned about toxic chemicals getting through any tiny cuts I might have). Afterwards pastel easily washes off with soap and water. Removing pastel from clothes is not a problem and doesn’t require anything special. I just throw them in the washing machine.
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More on removing pastel dust: https://barbararachkoscoloreddust.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=2509&action=edit
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