You want your paper covered with with, color.

Rubbing alcohol in, the 90 proof is better.

And I just put it on there.

It starts dripping.

You can use a hairdryer to blow it dry or just let it room temperature dry.

Well, I like starting with the wash, and this is that bay kinda cream colored 400 UART.

And I just do pastels, then I take rubbing alcohol and just drip it over it and let it run.

My name is Janelle Garrett-Tudor and this is the Work of Art.

After I have the wash on there, I pick up a pastel and just all you gotta do is just just mark it, you know, in leaves.

This happens to be leaves and do different colors wherever you want.

There's many different brands of pastel and there's different hardnesses of them.

I mount it to a foam core and that gives you a nice hard surface to start with.

Now, I previously washed this paper and I just took a charcoal stick, a vine charcoal, and drew my picture.

And it breaks easy.

And then you can get into tighter spots.

This is a sample of some of my cards.

I have quite a few.

And I display them with also paintings at the Gallery Northwest in Roseburg, Oregon.

I meet with a bunch of ladies.

There's about 8 of us, and we paint every Tuesday.

We actually critique each other's work and just have a really nice time.

It's good camaraderie.

You lay your glass on there and frame it.

And if Degas and Monet can do that, I guess I can too.

[Chuckles]