Working in pastels can almost feel like “soft painting. In this workshop learn how to blend colors smoothly and quickly to develop a great sense of color. Choose to work on slick paper, which unlike the more traditional pastel papers, lends itself to creating color almost by “accident.” There’s a sense of rhythm and motion when working in this medium. Color can move about smoothly and the blending process is very forgiving. During the workshop, explore techniques like over-blending, feathering, tonal development, pastel tips and more. Demos are given by the instructor. Supply list available upon registration. Born in New York city to artist parents, Lisa Arnold has been involved in art most of her life. Her interests have been wide as she has explored many venues in the art world. From being an illustrator, to working in advertising agencies ( which she hated), she went on to be a creative coordinator at conde Nast Publications. She currently is an art instructor at the Silvermine School of Art and the Guilford Art Center. Based in Connecticut, she now spends much of her time “painting”in pastels and watercolor. She exhibits her work throughout new England.