top of page
Bob Palmerton
Search


Preserving the Beauty of Your Pastel Art
How to Frame Your Pastel Painting for Protection Framing is the most important step in preserving pastel artwork. Unlike oil or acrylic paintings, pastels sit loosely on the paper surface and can easily smudge or flake off. A good frame acts as a barrier against dust, moisture, and physical contact. Use a glass or acrylic glazing Cover the pastel with glass or acrylic to protect it from dust and accidental touches. Acrylic is lighter and shatter-resistant but can attract
Bob Palmerton
Feb 223 min read


Exploring Art Through Hiking Adventures: Artist Hiking Experiences
When you combine the beauty of nature with the creativity of art, something magical happens. Hiking is more than just a physical activity; it’s a journey that can inspire your artistic soul. Imagine walking through serene forests, climbing rugged trails, and pausing to capture the colors and shapes that nature offers. This is the essence of artist hiking experiences. You get to explore the outdoors while connecting deeply with your creative side. Whether you are an experience
Bob Palmerton
Feb 144 min read


Capturing the Beauty of Acadia National Park in Pastel Paintings Inspired by Winter Hikes
Inspiring art and winter hikes at Acadia National Park.
Bob Palmerton
Dec 21, 20254 min read


Essential Tips for Framing and Protecting Your Pastel Paintings
Pastel paintings have a unique charm with their soft textures and vibrant colors. Yet, they require special care to maintain their beauty over time. Unlike oil or acrylic paintings, pastel works are delicate and prone to smudging, fading, and damage from environmental factors. Proper framing and protection are crucial to preserve your pastel artwork for years to come. This guide offers practical advice on how to frame and protect your pastel paintings effectively. Ski Tracks,
Bob Palmerton
Dec 17, 20254 min read
bottom of page