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    Herm Rediess
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        Pastels and pastel pencils on white charcoal paper – 9 1/2″ x 7 1/2″

        Based on another of my pastels painted for our 2016 Christmas card – same kitten but with a red Christmas ornament. This one is for Birthday cards.

        Herm

        #580279

        Aww, sweet!

        Christel

        #580282
        Triduana
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            What a cute ball of fluff! Nicely done.

            Kay D - Edinburgh, Scotland

            So long, and thanks ...

            #580283
            fedetony
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                Cute little fellow!
                I’m new to pastels but from my trials I’ve noticed Pastelmat would be better paper for it. Lines in the paper (fur specially) look truncated and I’ve noticed that happens if you haven’t fill the background before you do your fur. Compare the lines in the the ball’s contour, they do not look like that because is the filled with green before the white goes over.

                Federico Garcia
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                "...when someone gives a critique of your work, fear not. It usually means they like or care more of your work than when they just pat your back." - Tiago

                #580274

                That is just the cuddliest little kitten ever. Good job.

                Chammi
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                #580285

                Very sweet. A lovely kitten.

                Penny
                I live in Wiltshire, England
                “If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where they went.” -Will Rogers

                #580277

                Beautiful pastel painting and isnt he just the cutest little kitten!
                Well Im not new to pastels being a member of Pastel Artists of New Zealand for many years – and I think youve done a great job with your pastel rendering! The different look in the kittens fur adds to the various textures in your painting and adds to the appeal of your pastel painting! It’s the varying textures we can achieve with pastel marks that can really make a painting stand out, so well done!

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                #580280
                Herm Rediess
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                    Thanks, Christel, Kay, fedetony, Chammi, Penny and Vivien for the nice comments.

                    As mentioned above, this pastel is based on one I did for a Christmas card. What I did for this painting was to to delete the red Christmas ornament on a photo copy and print the Kitten on charcoal paper then paint in the clear ball with a butterfly inside with pastel pencils.

                    I’ve attached a copy of the original painting for comparison.

                    Herm

                    #580276
                    Skappy
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                        Both lovely!

                        #580281
                        Herm Rediess
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                            Thanks, Rongier.

                            Herm

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                            Ellis Ammons
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                                cute:thumbsup:

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                                #580278
                                jonc50
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                                    Nice work Herm.

                                    #580275

                                    This is sweet and so cute. Well done with both versions!

                                    Jenna

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