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#pastelartist

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Tamami

I don't think I've posted the finished painting, so here it is. Sorry if you are tired of it! 😝

"Waiting for the Spring"
pastel on Canson Touch paper (indigo) - 20x14 in

dailypaintworks.com/fineart/ta
Went out for a hike after a day of horrendous wind. The clouds were lifting. 

I'm really grateful for everyone who liked, boosted, and commented on this painting. Mastodon rocks.

A landscape painting in vertical format. 3/4 of the painting is the moody sky with thin clouds lifting from the mountains.
#MastoArt#pastelartist#landscapepainting
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Tamami

I don't think I've posted the finished painting, so here it is. Sorry if you are tired of it! 😝

"Waiting for the Spring"
pastel on Canson Touch paper (indigo) - 20x14 in

dailypaintworks.com/fineart/ta
Went out for a hike after a day of horrendous wind. The clouds were lifting. 

I'm really grateful for everyone who liked, boosted, and commented on this painting. Mastodon rocks.

A landscape painting in vertical format. 3/4 of the painting is the moody sky with thin clouds lifting from the mountains.
#MastoArt#pastelartist#landscapepainting
Public
Tamami

A quick study, "From the Peak" pastel on paper, 5x7 in.
Yes, it's a small size, but it wasn't done on just another pastel paper; it's called Wallis paper, and this is my first time ever using this famous, hard to obtain paper. Hard to obtain, because this company no longer exists.
#MastoArt #PastelArtist 1/🧵

A small study of (almost) birds-eye-view of snowy slope with sparse pine trees, casting blue shadows on the ground.
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Tamami

A quick study, "From the Peak" pastel on paper, 5x7 in.
Yes, it's a small size, but it wasn't done on just another pastel paper; it's called Wallis paper, and this is my first time ever using this famous, hard to obtain paper. Hard to obtain, because this company no longer exists.
1/🧵

A small study of (almost) birds-eye-view of snowy slope with sparse pine trees, casting blue shadows on the ground.
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