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Proof LORRAINE BELL www.Ebook777.com Art of Crayon 001-160_11185.indd 4/5/16 4:24 3:54 pm Text Job: 11185 Title: #220652_Art of Crayon (ProVision) Page: © 2016 Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc Artwork and project designs © 2016 Lorraine Bell First published in the United States of America in 2016 by Rockport Publishers, an Imprint of Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc 100 Cummings Center Suite 406-L Beverly, Massachusetts 01915-6101 Telephone: (978) 282-9590 Fax: (978) 283-2742 QuartoKnows.com Visit our blogs at QuartoKnows.com All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced in any form without written permission of the copyright owners All images in this book have been reproduced with the knowledge and prior consent of the artists concerned, and no responsibility is accepted by producer, publisher, or printer for any infringement of copyright or otherwise, arising from the contents of this publication Every effort has been made to trace the copyright holders and ensure that credits accurately comply with information supplied We apologize for any inaccuracies that may have occurred and will resolve inaccurate or missing information in a subsequent reprinting of the book 10 Digital edition published in 2016 Digital edition: 978-1-62788-855-4 (eISBN) Softcover edition: 978-1-63159-101-3 (PDF ISBN) Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data available Design: Traffic Design Consultants Front cover: Detail: Untitled by Jane Davies Back cover: Game of Thrones by Hoang Tran Inside cover: Poppies by Christian Faur Proof Page layout: Laia Albaladejo Photography: All photography by Lorraine Bell, except where otherwise noted All artist profile photography by the artist, unless otherwise noted Printed in China Art of Crayon 001-160_11185.indd 4/5/16 4:24 3:54 pm Text Job: 11185 Title: #220652_Art of Crayon (ProVision) Page: This book is dedicated to the child in all of us Proof And to Michael, Chelsea, and Christian my True North Photo credit: Rae Missigman Art of Crayon 001-160_11185.indd 4/5/16 4:24 3:55 pm Text Job: 11185 Title: #220652_Art of Crayon (ProVision) Page: INTRODUCTION Crayons 101 10 A Little Crayon History 12 Ed Welter: Crayon Aficionado 14 CHAPTER 1: DRAWING 16 Introduction to Drawing: A Crayon Draws Any Way You Want 18 Artist Profile: Aletha Kuschan 20 Artist Profile: Fred Hatt 24 Project: Crayon Portrait on Textured Paper 28 Artist Profile: Jane Davenport 34 Artist Profile: John Lovett 38 Artist Profile: Lynne Hoppe 42 Project: Soft-Wax Crayon Drawing 44 Proof Target, collage with crayon, by Elena Nosyreva Art of Crayon 001-160_11185.indd 4/5/16 4:24 3:55 pm Text Job: 11185 Title: #220652_Art of Crayon (ProVision) Page: CHAPTER 2: SCULPTURE 50 CHAPTER 4: MIXED MEDIA 88 Introduction to Sculpture: Crayon Constructions 52 Introduction to Mixed Media: Crayon Below the Surface 90 Artist Profile: Herb Williams 54 Artist Profile: Jacqueline Fehl 92 Project: Crayon Sculpture 60 Artist Profile: Jane Davies 96 Artist Profile: Christian Faur 64 Project: Crayon in the Mix 100 Artist Profile: Elena Nosyreva 104 Artist Profile: Emmie van Biervliet 108 CHAPTER 3: CARVING 70 CONCLUSION 150 Artists’ Directory 152 Resources and Supplies 154 Crayon Facts and Trivia 155 Acknowledgments 156 About the Author 157 Index 158 Artist Profile: Mary Jane Chadbourne 112 Introduction to Carving: Chipping Away at the Wax 72 Artist Profile: Diem Chau 74 Artist Profile: Pete Goldlust 78 Project: How to Carve a Crayon Artist Profile: Hoang Tran 116 82 CHAPTER 5: WAX RESIST 122 86 Introduction to Wax Resist: Melting, Pooling, Repelling 124 Artist Profile: Larry Walker 126 Project: Crayon Batik 130 Artist Profile: Shirley Ende-Saxe 134 Artist Profile: Yevgenia Watts 138 Project: Improvised Monoprinting with Acrylic and Crayon 142 Artist Profile: Kathleen Pequignot 146 Proof Project: 3-D Mixed Media Treasure Box Art of Crayon 001-160_11185.indd 3:55 pm 4/5/16 4:24 Text Job: 11185 Title: #220652_Art of Crayon (ProVision) Page: Free ebooks ==> www.Ebook777.com “ Artists are just children who refuse to put down their crayons.” —Al Hirschfeld, artist, caricaturist, 1903–2003 Proof Connection by Fred Hatt THE ART OF CRAYON www.Ebook777.com Art of Crayon 001-160_11185.indd 4/5/16 4:24 3:55 pm Text Job: 11185 Title: #220652_Art of Crayon (ProVision) Page: T DISCOVERY IN THE PROCESS Kathleen Pequignot has what she calls a “teacher’s spirit” when it comes to sharing her art and technique At home in central Florida, Pequignot has recently experienced a great shift from creating detailed watercolor and oil paintings, which she licensed to home décor companies, to the free-form world of mixed media and monoprinting Take those two mediums, throw a little crayon into the mix, and you have a recipe for Pequignot’s playful, happy works of art Pequignot discovered her love of crayon when she began to dabble in monoprinting Using a Gelli Plate, Pequignot spent hours pulling prints that she created with layers of acrylic paint, stencils, and mark-making techniques Surrounded by stacks of her new work, Pequignot began searching through them for organic shapes, geometric patterns, and hidden stories She leans toward linear work, and added crayon and charcoal drawing to the prints For Pequignot, this was the point where her compositions came to life “This part of the process is rather Zen and therapeutic,” she says “I love the sketchy line achievable with crayons—like graffiti.” She refers to this technique as “play” and prefers to use a child’s crayon when she draws “How serious can you be when you hold a crayon in your hand?” she asks She makes her prints on any paper she can get her hands on, but particularly loves the way they look on card stock Discovery for her is the best part of the art process, and creating monoprints offers surprise and discovery with every piece Proof Wheelsz Black crayon marks create depth in this piece WAX RESIST Art of Crayon 001-160_11185.indd 147 147 4/5/16 4:24 4:06 pm Text Job: 11185 Title: #220652_Art of Crayon (ProVision) Page: 147 Free ebooks ==> www.Ebook777.com The Freedom to Let Go Pequingnot prefers to work with traditional Crayola crayons because of their transparency and portability She will often smear the crayon with charcoal to get a smoky effect that adds depth to the color The result is far from childlike She works her magic to coax images from the layers of paint created during the printing process Pequignot leans toward using darker crayons on her final layers “When in doubt, grab the black,” she says The black line forces her to stay disciplined and not go overboard, only outlining feature items in her work Yet at the same time, using crayon also helps her forget about perfectionism and allows her the freedom of letting go Window Chimes Vertical black crayon lines keep images from floating “Coloring is relaxing,” Pequignot says “There’s something very basic, yet satisfying about a new box of crayons Crayon can open the art imagination of adults who have forgotten how to enjoy color and line.” Proof Spri Other Worlds White crayon adds a ghostly image to this piece Boh of o 148 THE ART OF CRAYON www.Ebook777.com Art of Crayon 001-160_11185.indd 148 4/5/16 4:24 4:07 pm Text Job: 11185 Title: #220652_Art of Crayon (ProVision) Page: 148 cy yon s es s e et e’s Spring Meadow I Charcoal and crayon smeared together create a smoky effect Bohemian Garden I Black crayon marks pull out floral images from the acrylic printed background Bohemian Garden IV Black crayon is a stark contrast to a complementary color palette of oranges and turquoises Bohemian Garden V Organic shapes appear with the help of crayon marks WAX RESIST Art of Crayon 001-160_11185.indd 149 Proof t w 149 4/5/16 4:24 4:07 pm Text Job: 11185 Title: #220652_Art of Crayon (ProVision) Page: 149 Proof 2C Conclusion 150 THE ART OF CRAYON Art of Crayon 001-160_11185.indd 001-160_11185 C2.indd 150150 16/5/16 4/5/16 4:24 4:47 pm Text Job: 11185 Title: #220652_Art of Crayon (ProVision) Page: 150 THE LITTLE WAX WONDER The artists whose work appears on the pages of this book have described the simple wax crayon variously (and fondly) as nostalgic, stable, economical, emblematic, quick and immediate, basic, satisfying, iconic, transparent, portable, and symbolic of youth, vibrancy, and pop culture! That’s a lot of appreciation for a coloring stick most of us thought we left behind in grade school And if we look for the descriptions these artists use for professional-grade crayons, the praiseworthy list of adjectives expands to include “intense, vibrant, creamy, and smooth.” It seems there’s something for everyone in each little wax package Crayons are among those basic, stable things, so common that most people never give them a thought—they’re the Clark Kents of the art room that turn out to have superpowers Crayons are hard enough, and their consistency smooth enough, that they can be sculpted to the exact miniature portraits of people, pets, or cartoon characters, yet they can also be melted and applied like paint to a surface, or molded and shaded to match any color under the sun Whether it’s derived from petroleum, soy, or bees, wax has everything to with the crayon’s versatility But wax was paired with pigment only as a means to deliver it to a piece of paper and to keep children’s fingers clean, no matter how many sheets of paper they cover with color No one who developed the modern crayon had any idea what this generation of artists would create with them It’s the artists who have done the playful, exacting exploration of the crayon as object and colorant who have made the humble wax stick the most versatile, iconic, pop-culture art tool in the world Proof In a drawing, crayon can appear from under a coat of paint or be applied on top of any surface, resisting water or working with it Crayon color can rule on paper by itself— opaque or transparent, waxy or matte, as you wish As the artists in this book have shown, crayons are sturdy enough to be used like tiny building bricks to create monumental sculpture They’re solid enough to be drilled and carved to half their weight and still stand tall Yet they’re malleable enough that you can the carving with a craft knife or scrape away the surface with your fingernail CONCLUSION Art of Crayon 001-160_11185.indd 151 151 4/5/16 4:24 4:07 pm Text Job: 11185 Title: #220652_Art of Crayon (ProVision) Page: 151 Artists’ Directory Fred Hatt Brooklyn, New York fredhatt.com Larry Walker Mogadore, Ohio paintings-sculpture.com Diem Chau Seattle diemchau.com Lynne Hoppe Adin, California lynnehoppe.blogspot.com Yevgenia Watts Sacramento, California yevgeniawatts.com Jane Davenport Byron Bay, Australia janedavenport.com Aletha Kuschan District Heights, Maryland alethakuschan.wordpress.com Ed Welter Portland, Oregon crayoncollecting.com Jane Davies Rupert, Vermont janedaviesstudios.com John Lovett Queensland, Australia johnlovett.com Herb Williams Nashville, Tennessee herbwilliamsart.com Shirley Ende-Saxe Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio shirleyendesaxe.typepad.com Elena Nosyreva Dallas elena-nosyreva.artistwebsites.com Christian Faur Granville, Ohio christianfaur.com Kathleen Pequignot Longwood, Florida kpequignot.wordpress.com Jacqueline Fehl Ashville, North Carolina jacquifehl.com Hoang Tran Sunnyvale, California facebook.com/carvedcrayons Pete Goldlust Bisbee, Arizona petegoldlust.com Emmie van Biervliet Oxford, UK emmievb.com Proof Mary Jane Chadbourne Las Vegas desertdreamstudios.weebly.com An example of Jane Davenport’s ephemeral faces 152 THE ART OF CRAYON Art of Crayon 001-160_11185.indd 152 4/5/16 4:24 4:07 pm Text Job: 11185 Title: #220652_Art of Crayon (ProVision) Page: 152 Proof Art of Crayon 001-160_11185.indd 153 4/5/16 4:24 4:07 pm Job: 11185 Title: #220652_Art of Crayon (ProVision) Page: 153 Resources and Supplies For art supplies, I recommend the following online sites, where I buy most of the supplies I use in my studio: Dick Blick and Jerry’s Artarama for paint, paper, brushes, tools, cradled boards, heat guns, and carving tools www.dickblick.com www.jerrysartarama.com Crayons can be purchased directly from the manufacturers such as Crayola, Caran d’Ache, Faber Castell, and many others http://shop.crayola.com/art-and-craftsupplies/crayons http://store.carandache.com/us-en www.fabercastell.com TO LEARN MORE Websites on crayon art and information www.crayoncollecting.com http://crayoncollecting.blogspot.com www.crayoncollection.org Galleries that have featured crayon art www.therymergallery.com http://kimfostergallery.com www.sherriegallerie.com For stencils, I love the selections offered by The Stencil Girl and The Crafter’s Workshop www.stencilgirlproducts.com thecraftersworkshop.com Monoprinting plates can be purchased directly from Gelli Arts www.gelliarts.com Proof For ephemera, I comb thrift and antique stores for old postage stamps, letters, ledgers, and books, and I’m not above begging for junk that people throw away! 154 THE ART OF CRAYON Art of Crayon 001-160_11185.indd 154 4/5/16 4:24 4:07 pm Text Job: 11185 Title: #220652_Art of Crayon (ProVision) Page: 154 Crayon Facts and Trivia • Crayons have been made by more than 300 different companies over the past century http://allday.com/post/1102-13fascinating-facts-about-crayons/ • To date, more than 100 billion crayons have been produced in the world http://didyouknow.org/crayons/ • The word crayon can be traced back to 1644, derived from the French word craie (chalk) and the Latin word creta (Earth) www.crayoncollecting.com/hoc01.htm • By the time you are 10 years old, you will have used up approximately 720 crayons http://allday.com/post/1102-13fascinating-facts-about-crayons/ • The first literary use of crayons is in Jane Austen’s 1813 novel, Pride and Prejudice “Elizabeth Bennet looks at some of Mr Darcy’s sister’s crayon art work.” http://allday.com/post/1102-13fascinating-facts-about-crayons/ • The original Crayola company (Binney & Smith) used whale blubber in its crayon recipe This ingredient has since been removed http://allday.com/post/1102-13fascinating-facts-about-crayons/ • Binney & Smith produces nearly billion crayons each year, an average of 12 million wax sticks daily—enough to circle the globe six times www.deseretnews.com/article/985312/ Colorful-trivia-about-Crayons blue-isfavorite-hue.html?pg-all • More than 100 million crayons are thrown out every year by more than 15,000 family-style restaurant chains across the United States www.crayoncollection.org/CrayonFactoids.doc Sixteenth-century French artists such as Franỗois Clouet and Nicholas L’agneau used wax crayons in their art www.historyofpencils.com/writinginstruments-history/history-of-crayons/ • Louis Prang, who is one of the fathers of art education in the United States, manufactured watercolor crayons and sold them from the late nineteenth to the early twentieth century www.historyofpencils.com/writinginstruments-history/history-of-crayons/ • Crayola produced its sixty-four–pack of crayons in 1958 It made its debut on the television show, Captain Kangaroo https://tbrockhaus.wordpress.com/ category/random-facts/ • Crayon waste has a significant, negative environmental impact Made from paraffin wax, which is derived from petroleum, it can take years (even decades) for a crayon to decompose in a landfill www.crayoncollection.org/CrayonFactoids.doc • Thank goodness there is a National Crayon Recycling Program http://crazycrayons.com/recycle_ program.html • Grant Wood, creator of one of America’s most recognized paintings, American Gothic, once entered and won a prize in a Crayola coloring contest He was fourteen years old http://articles.baltimoresun.com/199609-22/features/1996266193_1_ crayons-binney-easton Proof • A Yale University study determined that the scent of Crayola crayons is one of the top twenty most recognizable scents in existence Topping that list are coffee and peanut butter http://allday.com/post/1102-13fascinating-facts-about-crayons/ • Most kids spend an average of half an hour per day coloring www.ideafinder.com/history/inventions/ crayon.htm Art of Crayon 001-160_11185.indd 155 4/5/16 4:24 4:07 pm Text Job: 11185 Title: #220652_Art of Crayon (ProVision) Page: 155 Acknowledgments Much gratitude and great love goes to my husband, Michael, who suddenly passed away before he saw this book completed I am thankful for his patience during the hours and nights and weekends that I worked to make deadlines and for his encouragement and help in chasing my dreams Thanks to my daughter, Chelsea, and son, Christian, who are my biggest cheerleaders I secretly loved the fact that they bragged about Mom being an author every chance they got! I love you all Special thanks to Rockport Publishers and to my editor, Judith Cressy, who held my hand as a first-time author and cracked the whip when she needed to, while at the same time making me believe that I could it And to Mom and Dad who urged me to keep working to get this book finished, even when I thought I couldn’t take one more step Proof I would like to thank each and every artist I met during this project for their enthusiasm and generosity in sharing their creative process I also want to thank them for their patience as I relentlessly hunted them down for an interview! Most of all, I am grateful for the interesting conversations, friendships formed, and invitations to visit their galleries and studios around the world I hope to one day make those journeys! They were all incredibly fun and interesting and opened my eyes to a world of possibilities! Art of Crayon 001-160_11185.indd 156 4/5/16 4:24 4:07 pm Text Job: 11185 Title: #220652_Art of Crayon (ProVision) Page: 156 About the Author LORRAINE BELL ARTIST•WANDERER•DREAMER Mixed-media artist Lorraine Bell splits her time between Windermere, Florida, and the Cayman Islands A painter, sketcher, traveler, and writer, she combines these talents to create illustrated art journals that are bursting with images and inspirations from her adventures on the road Photo credit: Christian Bell Proof 2C Lorraine has been involved with the art industry for more than twenty-five years She owned and operated an art supply store in the Cayman Islands for ten years, hosting events that focused on the talents of local artists She is now the owner of Serendipity Studios and is one of the founding artists who make up the collaborative team of Art to the 5th She created a visual calendar/journal that is the inspiration for The Documented Life Project, a yearlong undertaking that encourages the concept of visual and written chronicles of daily life Lorraine teaches online tutorials on her Serendipity Studios website and Brave Girl University She also teaches on-site workshops and maintains her own mixedmedia and paper art shop on Etsy She is constantly studying art and looking for new ways to expand her creative abilities You can find Lorraine at LorraineBell.com 157 Art of Crayon 001-160_11185.indd 001-160_11185 C2.indd 157157 16/5/16 4/5/16 4:24 4:50 pm Text Job: 11185 Title: #220652_Art of Crayon (ProVision) Page: 157 Free ebooks ==> www.Ebook777.com Index 3-D Mixed Media Treasure Box project, 116–121 5Crayons2 (Pete Goldlust), 81 5Crayons3 (Pete Goldlust), 79 100 Drawings on Cheap Paper (Jane Davies), 98 A Adventure Time characters (Hoang Tran), 87 Andrew (Fred Hatt), 27 Art Deco Daliah (Larry Walker), 128 Art vs Fantasie (Mary Jane Chadbourne), 112 Aya Sofia by Night (Emmie van Biervliet), 108–109 A–Z: Northwest Natives (Diem Chau), 75 B Back and Around (Elena Nosyreva), 107 Bag of Apples, A (Aletha Kuschan), 22 Barramundi (John Lovett), 39 Bell Peppers (Yevgenia Watts), 138–139 Bertha’s Red Day (Shirley Ende-Saxe), 137 Biervliet, Emmie van Aya Sofia by Night, 108–109 Calle Mixta, 111 Cuban Creams, 90 La Penne by Night, 110 Porto Church of Sao Francisco, 111 Tale of Two Cities, A, 111 Black and White no (Jane Davies), 96 Bleeker Street (Yevgenia Watts), 141 Blue Road to Black and White, A (Shirley EndeSaxe), 135 Bohemian Garden I (Kathleen Pequignot), 149 Bohemian Garden IV (Kathleen Pequignot), 149 Bohemian Garden V (Kathleen Pequignot), 149 Bohemian Garden VI (Kathleen Pequignot), 124 BreignFrieze (Pete Goldlust), 78 Proof C Calle Mixta (Emmie van Biervliet), 111 carvings A–Z: Northwest Natives (Diem Chau), 75 Adventure Time characters (Hoang Tran), 87 BreignFrieze (Pete Goldlust), 78 Cortez (Diem Chau), 77 Currency (Diem Chau), 74 158 THE ART OF CRAYON Family, The (Diem Chau), 76 5Crayons2 (Pete Goldlust), 81 5Crayons3 (Pete Goldlust), 79 Golden Frog (Diem Chau), 70–71 Polyjellies Room (Pete Goldlust), 81 Precious Few series (Diem Chau), 72–73 Star Wars characters (Hoang Tran), 86 Ten Carved Crayons (Pete Goldlust), 80 Winnie-the-Pooh characters (Hoang Tran), 87 Chadbourne, James, 113 Chadbourne, Mary Jane Art vs Fantasie, 112 My Five Cents Worth, 113 Serengeti Dreams, 115 Spoken Soul Cards, 114 Chanel Poodle (Herb Williams), 57 Chau, Diem A–Z: Northwest Natives, 75 Cortez, 77 Currency, 74 Family, The, 76 Golden Frog, 70–71 Precious Few series, 72–73 Circular (Elena Nosyreva), 106 City Poetry (Elena Nosyreva), 105 Clear Sight (Fred Hatt), 25 Connection (Fred Hatt), 8, 27 Cortez (Diem Chau), 77 Cracked (Fred Hatt), 24 Crayon Batik project, 130–133 Crayon in the Mix project, 100–103 Crayon Portrait on Textured Paper project, 28–33 Crayon Sculpture, 60–63 crayons history of, 12–13 types of, 10–11 Crayon Sculpture project, 60–63 Cuban Dreams (Emmie van Biervliet), 90 Currency (Diem Chau), 74 D Davenport, Jane “Danger,” 34–37 Davies, Jane Black and White no 5, 96 Fresh Paint, 99 100 Drawings on Cheap Paper, 88–89, 98 Tumble Down, 97 Desert Dreams Studio (James Chadbourne), 113 drawings Andrew (Fred Hatt), 27 Bag of Apples, A (Aletha Kuschan), 22 Barramundi (John Lovett), 39 Clear Sight (Fred Hatt), 25 Connection (Fred Hatt), 8, 27 Cracked (Fred Hatt), 24 Dynamic Swimmers (Aletha Kuschan), 21 Esteban (Fred Hatt), 26 Ethereal Koi (Aletha Kuschan), 21 Hammer (John Lovett), 39 Holy Dolly (Lynne Hoppe), 43 Inlet (John Lovett), 40 Jane Davenport, works of, 34–37 Last Bus Leaving (John Lovett), 18, 38 Lunette (Lynne Hoppe), 43 Mary, Queen of Heaven (Aletha Kuschan), 20 Monterey Reflections (John Lovett), 41 Patrice (Lynne Hoppe), 42 Prophet (Fred Hatt), 19 Quays-Dublin, The (John Lovett), 40 Recollected Ocean (Aletha Kuschan), 23 Shimmering Surfaces (Aletha Kuschan), 23 Study of a Koi (Aletha Kuschan), 23 Through the Streets of London (John Lovett), 41 Dynamic Swimmers (Aletha Kuschan), 21 E Ende-Saxe, Shirley Bertha’s Red Day, 137 Blue Road to Black and White, A, 135 Green Luck for Madeline, 134 Heart Looks Back, A, 136 Pearl Lotus Botany, 137 Self Portrait Pensive, 136 Entry Call (Herb Williams), 54–55 Esteban (Fred Hatt), 26 Ethereal Koi (Aletha Kuschan), 21 F Family, The (Diem Chau), 76 Faur, Christian Lute Player, The, 64–65 Melodie series, 50–51, 67 www.Ebook777.com Art of Crayon 001-160_11185 C2.indd 158 13/5/16 7:12 pm Text Job: 11185 Title: #220652_Art of Crayon (ProVision) Page: 158 G Giorgio Bordin (Yevgenia Watts), 140 Golden Frog (Diem Chau), 70–71 Goldlust, Pete BreignFrieze, 78 5Crayons2, 81 5Crayons3, 79 Polyjellies Room, 81 Ten Carved Crayons, 80 Green Luck for Madeline (Shirley Ende-Saxe), 134 H Hammer (John Lovett), 39 Hatt, Fred Andrew, 27 Clear Sight, 25 Connection, 8, 27 Cracked, 24 Esteban, 26 Prophet, 19 Heart Looks Back, A (Shirley Ende-Saxe), 136 Hermes Whippet (Herb Williams), 56 Hirschfeld, Al, Holy Dolly (Lynne Hoppe), 43 Hoppe, Lynne Holy Dolly, 43 Lunette, 43 Patrice, 42 How to Carve a Crayon project, 82–85 I Improvised Monoprinting with Acrylic and Crayon project, 142–145 I’m Sorry (Jacqueline Fehl), 93 Inlet (John Lovett), 40 K Keira on a Swing (Yevgenia Watts), 138–139 Kim Young-ha, 10 Kuschan, Aletha Bag of Apples, A, 22 Dynamic Swimmers, 21 Ethereal Koi, 21 Mary, Queen of Heaven, 20 Recollected Ocean, 23 Shimmering Surfaces, 23 Study of a Koi, 23 L La Penne by Night (Emmie van Biervliet), 110 Lascaux Cave complex, 12 Last Bus Leaving (John Lovett), 18, 38 Lovett, John Barramundi, 39 Hammer, 39 Inlet, 40 Last Bus Leaving, 18, 38 Monterey Reflections, 41 Quays-Dublin, The, 40 Through the Streets of London, 41 Lunette (Lynne Hoppe), 43 Lute Player, The (Christian Faur), 64–65 M Maneki (Diem Chau), Mary, Queen of Heaven (Aletha Kuschan), 20 Melodie series (Christian Faur), 50–51, 67 mixed media Art vs Fantasie (Mary Jane Chadbourne), 112 Aya Sofia by Night (Emmie van Biervliet), 108–109 Back and Around (Elena Nosyreva), 107 Black and White no (Jane Davies), 96 Calle Mixta (Emmie van Biervliet), 111 Circular (Elena Nosyreva), 106 City Poetry (Elena Nosyreva), 105 Cuban Creams (Emmie van Biervliet), 90 Foxtrot (Elena Nosyreva), 104 Fresh Paint (Jane Davies), 99 I’m Sorry (Jacqueline Fehl), 93 La Penne by Night (Emmie van Biervliet), 110 My Five Cents Worth (Mary Jane Chadbourne), 113 100 Drawings on Cheap Paper (Jane Davies), 88–89, 98 Porto Church of Sao Francisco (Emmie van Biervliet), 111 Serengeti Dreams (Mary Jane Chadbourne), 115 Sour Cherry (Elena Nosyreva), 107 Spoken Soul Cards (Mary Jane Chadbourne), 114 Tale of Two Cities, A (Emmie van Biervliet), 111 Target (Elena Nosyreva), 106 This (Jacqueline Fehl), 95 Tumble Down (Jane Davies), 97 Urban Walks (Elena Nosyreva), 107 Violet Serving Up Queen Realness (Jacqueline Fehl), 92 We Grow Together (Jacqueline Fehl), 94 Monterey Reflections (John Lovett), 41 My Five Cents Worth (Mary Jane Chadbourne), 113 N Nosyreva, Elena Back and Around, 107 Circular, 106 City Poetry, 105 Foxtrot, 104 Sour Cherry, 107 Target, 106 Urban Walks, 107 O 100 Drawings on Cheap Paper (Jane Davies), 88, 98 Orange Tree, The (Larry Walker), 129 Other Worlds (Kathleen Pequignot), 148 Proof Poppies, 66 Sky Line, 68–69 Fehl, Jacqueline I’m Sorry, 93 This, 95 Violet Serving Up Queen Realness, 92 We Grow Together, 94 5Crayons2 (Pete Goldlust), 81 5Crayons3 (Pete Goldlust), 79 Flowers on a Checkered Table (Larry Walker), 127 Foxtrot (Elena Nosyreva), 104 Fresh Paint (Jane Davies), 99 159 Art of Crayon 001-160_11185 C2.indd 159 13/5/16 7:12 pm Text Job: 11185 Title: #220652_Art of Crayon (ProVision) Page: 159 P Patrice (Lynne Hoppe), 42 Peacock No (Larry Walker), 129 Pearl Lotus Botany (Shirley Ende-Saxe), 137 Pequignot, Kathleen Bohemian Garden I, 149 Bohemian Garden IV, 149 Bohemian Garden V, 149 Bohemian Garden VI, 124 Other Worlds, 148 Spring Meadow I, 149 Wheelsz, 146–147 Window Chimes, 148 Pink Slip (Herb Williams), 55 Plunderland (Herb Williams), 59 Polyjellies Room (Pete Goldlust), 81 Poppies (Christian Faur), 66 Porto Church of Sao Francisco (Emmie van Biervliet), 111 Portrait of a Woman (Fayum portrait), 13 Precious Few series (Diem Chau), 72–73 projects Crayon Batik, 130–133 Crayon in the Mix, 100–103 Crayon Portrait on Textured Paper, 28–33 Crayon Sculpture, 60–63 How to Carve a Crayon, 82–85 Improvised Monoprinting with Acrylic and Crayon, 142–145 Soft Wax Crayon Drawing, 44–49 3-D Mixed Media Treasure Box, 116–121 Prophet (Fred Hatt), 19 Q Plunderland (Herb Williams), 59 Poppies (Christian Faur), 66 Ring of Fire (Herb Williams), 58 Ripple Effect (Herb Williams), 52–53 Sky Line (Christian Faur), 68–69 Self Portrait Pensive (Shirley Ende-Saxe), 136 Serengeti Dreams (Mary Jane Chadbourne), 115 Shimmering Surfaces (Aletha Kuschan), 23 Shore Lunch (Larry Walker), 128 Simpsons characters (Hoang Tran), 86 Sky Line (Christian Faur), 68–69 Soft Wax Crayon Drawing project, 44–49 Sour Cherry (Elena Nosyreva), 107 Spoken Soul Cards (Mary Jane Chadbourne), 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