Les AUTELETS, Sark Island.

LANDSCAPES IN SOFT PASTEL by Tony Allain

[@MD-bc3wb]

Thank you so much for letting us see how your magic evolves...

[@Jasmammy]

Dear Tony! thank you so much for sharing this tutorial! I truly adore your bold marks which create your style and make it so recognisable. Please, enrich your channel with more and more videos,I am sure we all would be glad to see your numerous sketchbooks, and the process of hand making frames!

[@Mamounalaframboiz]

Your tutorials are very explicite. And I love your painting. Thank you very much Tony !

[@aliciamolloy5948]

Hi Tony thank you so much for another amazing tutorial 🙏

[@joantreat843]

Beautiful!

[@donnaweathersartist7536]

Love this, Tony! So happy that I own a version of this painting and took that workshop from you in Santa Barbara!

[@tonyallain272]

Great to hear from you Donna! Thanks for subscribing.

[@nicolaschampenois7841]

What a wonderful place It reminds memories This pretty pastel makes the atmosphere really good Thank you and bravo! I think I'm going to risk doing something of the same type but with a lot of humility ;) PS: my english is not perfect because i am french

[@tonyallain272]

Thank you for your comments, your english is far better than my French!

[@poirierfrederic6738]

Dear Tony, thanks you very much to show me the way.. wich Brandt of soft pastel do you use please ? Fred from Paris.

[@tonyallain272]

Thank you Fred, I use Ludwig, Unison, Sennelier, Mount Vision and Schmincke.

[@lynatno1]

More music from my favourite film. Witness.

[@TravelingArtista]

Tony! Please .. more demo videos like this! Your a la prima approach is so fresh and delicious. Also, would like to see the reference photo. Thanks for sharing! TravelingArtista.com

[@tonyallain272]

Terrilynn Dubreuil , some more video demos are in the waiting room!

[@TravelingArtista]

@@tonyallain272 Excellent Found them! Thanks!

[@brenthixon4069]

Enjoyed watching do you use a fixative? \

[@tonyallain272]

Thanks Brent. Your question on fixative. The answer is no I never use fixative.