Lyn Diefenbach: Pastel Reflections - A Touch of Glass

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Discover Lyn Diefenbach’s Proven Method for Painting Reflections and Glass in Pastel With Depth, Dimension, and Life

Your struggle to paint convincing glass is about to end.

For many pastel artists, painting glass feels like an impossible puzzle.

The reflections overwhelm you. The highlights never come out quite right. And no matter how hard you try, your glass objects end up looking flat, lifeless, or muddy.

But what if you could break it all down into a simple, step-by-step system?

Master Pastelist Lyn Diefenbach has spent over 30 years refining her approach to painting glass and shiny objects in pastel — and now she’s revealing it all in this comprehensive demonstration.

This is your opportunity to view a training event that was recorded live with a sole focus on painting glass and reflections in pastel.

You’ll discover how to simplify complex reflections, paint colored marbles and glass vases with confidence, and create the illusion of luminosity that makes your work come alive.

Lyn’s method is built on the four technical building blocks of painting: line, value, color, and edge.

Master these, and you’ll gain the ability to express yourself with more clarity, control, and confidence in your art.

 

Meet Your New Instructor, Lyn Diefenbach!

 

“When I am painting, I am sculpting. Sculpting with value and with stroke.”

— Lyn Diefenbach

 

What sets Lyn apart is her rare combination of technical mastery and exceptional teaching ability.

For over 30 years, this Australian artist has been captivating students and collectors worldwide with her ability to create stunning, dimensional work. Lyn holds Master Pastelist status with the Pastel Society of Australia and was awarded IAPS Eminent Pastelist in 2019.

She’s also a Signature Member of the Pastel Society of America and a Juried Member of the International Guild of Realism. Her work has been featured in International Artist, Pastel Journal, Pratique Des Arts, and Australian Artistmagazines.

Beyond her own stunning artwork, Lyn is a sought-after instructor and judge, teaching workshops internationally and across Australia. 

Her ability to break down complex concepts into simple, actionable steps has helped countless artists — from beginners to seasoned professionals — elevate their work and find their creative voice.

This is your opportunity to learn from a true master and watch your pastel paintings transform!

 

What You’ll Discover Inside: 

      Lyn’s proven framework to remove the guesswork from painting glass and shiny objects 

      The four technical building blocks of painting that give you “wings for flight” and unlock the next level of self-expression

      Why working from dark to light is the secret to keeping your pastels clean and your glass objects luminous

      The “bling” technique — how to add highlights that actually create the illusion of reflective surfaces

      The secret to keeping your pastels and hands clean so you never create “mud” again.

 

Designed for Every Skill Level

Artists at every stage will benefit from this workshop-style demonstration. Lyn has designed the instruction so anyone who struggles to paint glass and reflections can see immediate improvement.

If you’re frustrated with flat, lifeless glass objects, you’ll discover how to add depth, dimension, and luminosity that makes your work feel alive.

If you’re overwhelmed by complex reflections and don’t know where to start, Lyn’s step-by-step breakdown will give you the clarity and confidence to tackle any subject.

If you love color but always end up with muddy results, Lyn’s simple color theory and clean pastel techniques will transform the way you mix and apply color.

 

“Painting is a thinking sport. Equip yourself with technical know-how so you can find your creative voice.”
— Lyn Diefenbach

 

In this video, Lyn’s goal is to show you how to simplify a complex subject like glass and reflections by increasing your understanding and use of line, value, color, and edge.

 

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