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Thank you! Oil pastels are fun. I wish I bought the bigger Mungyo set this year.

Thank you for the comments! <3

Thank you! <3 I'm totally into sketching food these days. On my 4th sketchbook now lol

Pretty packaging indeed.

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Thank you~

You're welcome!

Ummm, random. Haha! Yes I guess it should be okay.

No, it wouldn't be. Oil pastels never fully dry down. I wouldn't recommend oil paint, either. Try acrylics, there are very good qyality ones out there. Might try airbrushing, too.

They are so worth it. I hope you get the Mungyo too. Happy painting! :)

Thank you so much!

Thank you! I am more inclined toward Prismacolor although the polychromos have their own appeal as an oil-based pencil. Different qualities...

It's a question I get asked a lot. All of these blocks are looking just as original. I do not see a significant change. I will consider doing a full video on this soon and also about achievability and lightfastness. I know a lot of artists worry about these qualities when buying supplies, but I give them the least priority. Most artwork done using student-grade supplies endure at least a decade before they start fading, if they ever do. Lightfastness is a measure of time and that time is in decades if not centuries.... So, for regular hobbyist artists, I don't see a real value in investing twice as much for lightfast products.

@@DeshArt good to know! I just started showing in galleries and selling my work… Thank you!

Hmm I see green. :D

Thank you!

I rarely, if not never, use Sennelier in a full painting. Sennelier is meant to be used over a base painting. My base is usually watercolor or acrylic but it is okay to use a harder oil pastel brand for the base and then put the highlights and details on top using Sennelier. I will do a separate video on that. Sennelier oil pastels do not layer too well. It's because they are super creamy, so if you try to apply more than 2 layers, usually, it becomes a muddy pulp. Also, those pigments are precious, pricey, and super vibrant. They are meant to go on top of a base painting. I have seen a lot of artists attempting to use Sennelier right from the get-go and then getting frustrated with the poor results and also wasting a lot of pastels. As for fixatives, I don't use any. I put my oil pastel paintings inside transparent cases to preserve them. Sennelier usually harden overnight so you need to let a fresh painting sit for a while before putting them inside covers. BUT I do a video on fixatives here if you like to check it out: ruclips.net/video/_WJ-aONrAvc/видео.html

Yes but then, Sennelier is far more pigmented than Mungyo.

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Glad you like it. Let us know how it goes. <3

Yes, I think it should be possible. Worth a try! ☺

Thank you! :)

Sennelier is the absolute best! <3

It sure was!

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You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!

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Glad to hear. Thanks for watching <3

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Thank you!

Thank you!!

Thank you!!

Hello! I use color pencils to draw small details. They can be soft pastel pencils or wax-based ones like Prismacolor. The soft pigment of those pencils usually stick to oil pastel pigments... You can also dissolve oil pastel pigments in a solvent (turpentine or Linseed oil will do) and make a paint/paste and use a painting brush to draw details, just as you are using oil paint. I have tried both these methods and they work fine. Hope that helps! Happy painting :)

Thanks. It's my fav paper these days. Love the ragged edges. Such a vintage look and feel. One of the best papers I've used. Bit on the expensive side though...

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@@DeshArtthank you so much I appreciate it x i tried but unfortunately it didn’t work!

where r u in

@@Anjdg156 I live in Sri Lanka. Are you Indian?

It's my entire collection though :p

These are the brands: 1. Prismacolor Premier 2. Faber Castel Polychromos 3. Derwent Inktense 4. Stabilo CarbOthello 5. Winsor & Newton 6. Maped Watercolor pencils

Absolutely! Very soft and creamy too

Thanks!

Totally. I initially bought them for the covers. Lol Work of art. Michelle Harrison's 'Pinch of Magic' series has equally great covers.

Thank you! Sennelier is the creamiest and best quality colors

I got these from Ali Express. These are the Brutfurner brand and are much cheaper than the Holbien but for same quality. I went through a few reviews before buying. Seems worth the price. And YES! The colors are soo pretty! ☺