Testing 3 Everyday Tools for Making Art
In a recent Pastel Journal article, Laura Pollak shares 11 tips for using everyday, around-the-house items as aids in your art-making to achieve extraordinary results. We try out 3 of her tips with some surprising results!
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Great tips!Thank you.
I don't think many people have a color shaper "just lying about the house." Lol I've never heard of that before, but it looks like it would be very useful.
I have to wonder how in the world someone thought to use bread, of all things, as a kneaded eraser. Artist: "Oh no! I forgot to get another kneaded eraser! Hmmmm, what can I use instead? I know! A piece of bread!" 😂 Really, though, if you squish bread enough to make it doughy, it does seem to have a similar consistency to a kneaded eraser. And squishing it up more will help prevent bread crumbs.
Who would have known.