Have you always felt that you
could never paint?
Are you someone who feels you can't even draw a stick figure?
Are you already an artist, but frustrated by how expensive art materials are?
With Brendan Loughlin's fail-safe Pastac technique, you can learn to paint a masterpiece and don't have to spend a fortune on art materials.
In episode one of the Painting in Pastac series you will create a gorgeous sunflower painting in under an hour!
Episode one of the Painting in Pastac series shows the tools and techniques necessary to complete a Pastac painting. Work along with Brendan as he uses chalk pastels, painter’s tints, and shellac to create fresco-like works of art that can be done by anyone.
Click
here to read
about Brendan in Yankee Magazine
FINE ART THE PASTAC WAY
Brendan Loughlin, self taught artist and developer
of a revolutionary painting medium he has named “PASTAC”,
paints and teaches art classes in Guilford, CT.
Experimenting with chalk pastels during a trip to Canada, Loughlin began using a commercially produced and widely used shellac called BIN which doesn’t dull colors as other fixatives do.
Pastac is a method combining chalk pastels, commerical painter's tints, and BIN shellac to create fresco-like works of art. Pastac paintings are a joy to master, easily applied to almost any surface, a cinch to repair or correct, and highly addictive.
Visit the Wink Art & Design website to see more of Brendan Loughlin's artwork.
Brendan Loughlin will show you how to complete
a painting in one session, and give you the know-how to take the Pastac
revolution home with you.
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What are students of Pastac saying? |
| Marjorie Tietjen, Killingworth, CT: Approximately 3 years ago I was invited to attend art class with my relatives. I was only going to observe....because I thought I had no talent and could barely draw a stick figure. It was NOT what I imagined an art class to be...seriousness, strict rules, nervous tension, etc. I thought I was going to Brendan's class just to observe his new technique and watch my relatives paint. Well, little did I know they had brought extra materials for me to practice on. In fact they insisted that I try painting. Well...my first attempt wasn't so hot....but I was hooked anyway. I have been painting ever since. PASTAC is the perfect technique to use if you are a beginner or a seasoned artist. The colors produced are so vivid and durable. Generally, the style is BIG, colorful, happy, free and loose! Brendan always tells us, we can never make a mistake. He constantly encourages his students......and even his constructive criticisms sound like compliments. PASTAC is "mistake free" because the artist can always cover over any errors without making the painting muddy. I remember one day I had almost finished a large painting of flowers. I was kind of proud of it. As I was trying to squeeze out more tint from the tube....the rear end of the tube blew out and paint spattered ALL over my painting. I was horrified. Brendan came to the rescue with denatured alcohol and cleaned up the whole painting. I thought it was a miracle. Another time, Julia, my painting partner, spilled denatured alcohol all across her painting. We had all just finished admiring the beautiful job she had done. Poor Julia was in shock. Brendan scooped up her painting, drained off the excess, and saved the day. None of the colors bled or streaked. To sum things up....Brendan's technique is practical, inexpensive and easy to learn. His paintings and his personality are glowing, bright, soft and joyful. He's the best teacher I've ever had. What more can you ask for? |
Acknowledgments from Kathleen Heinrich's book, A Nurse's Guide to Presenting and Publishing Dare to Share:
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Are you a Pastac student?
We'd love to hear from you.
Share your stories about the fun and ease of Brendan
Loughlin's Pastac technique.
send an email to:
stories@pastacproductions.com