Это видео недоступно.
Сожалеем об этом.
TRYING PANPASTEL FOR THE FIRST TIME! Are they Worth Buying?
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 13 авг 2024
- I am finally testing out PanPastels for the first time! Lots of you have requested I give PanPastels a try. So, today I will be trying out these soft pastels, giving my first impressions and drawing an eye using PanPastel as a base and colored pencils over the top for details.
Get your 3 FREE Art Resources:
1) '10 Steps to Better Artwork' Ebook
2) Real-Time Coloured Pencil Beginner Tutorial
3) Real-Time Watercolour Tutorial
www.kirstypartridge.com/free-...
Get lifetime access to hundreds of real-time drawing and painting classes: members.kirstypartridge.com/l...
Check out my Library of Patreon tutorials: www.tutorials.kirstypartridge...
Level up your drawings! FREE mini-class for Beginners: members.kirstypartridge.com/r...
Materials:
PanPastel Portrait Set with tools: geni.us/panpastelportraitset
Pastelmat Paper: geni.us/Pastelmatpaper
Mixed media paper (used for testing): geni.us/StrathmoreGrayMixed
Faber Castell Polychromos Coloured Pencils: geni.us/Polychromos120Set
* Amazon links are affiliate links. If you make a purchase using these links I will earn a small commission with no extra cost to you.
My Art Blog: www.kirstypartridge.com/blog
Follow me on instagram:
Art account : / kirstysart
Like my Facebook Page:
/ kirsty-partridge-art-7...
I would love to know your thoughts on PanPastels. Have you tried them? And what are your tips for working with them? 🥰
I would like more colored pencil vids can you pls do more and possibly one with tips on portraits and relism
I have tried oil pastels. What are the differences between the two?
Kirsty Partridge Art your shirt is beautiful.
Thank you for all your help with my drawing, you’re amazing.
i didn't try them because it is really expensieve but i think it is a good material
As a person of color, I have so much love and respect for you speaking out about how disappointing the lack of deeper skin tones in the set is. The fact that you noticed it, were bothered by it, and chose to say something about the lack of inclusivity is a beautiful example of what it means to be an ally! Regardless of whether you were speaking from an artist standpoint or an ethical one, I appreciate it!
Oh Kay An “ally”? Is that what we’re calling decent people now. Odd.
@@yorutsumetai True, much respect to you...
Dont care how it's been spelled you obviously understood the comment. Having said that, yes, I too thought it showed wonderful awareness that skin tones in this set of pastels are definitely limited. It's about time that more companies recognize the diversity existing in skin tones.
@Oh Kay Thanks for mentioning that b/c as a fellow artist and one of color, I also appreciated that she commented about it.
Sir Havin I hear you. In my opinion, there is a major difference between being a “decent person” & being an ally aka a person who really helps/protects/supports others aka a person who wants to be more than decent.
That eye detail is EYE POPPING! 😳 The bottom eyelids thin edge even has detail. I can't even draw the edge properly 😂
I have never tried them, but they look like they are really fun to use.
I started using these for my “under painting” and it dramatically improved my time spent on colored pencil drawings. I love the way they cover the paper .
Me who can’t use my normal pastels: interesting
Try out more mediums. This doesn’t mean anything maybe you’ll pick up these :)
Why can't you use your normal pastels, just curious...
charlottesmom I just suck at using them in a good way XD they tend to not work well with most of my work nor any of the paper types that I have
lol
Did you end up trying Pan Pastels?
You really motivated me to get back to drawing... thank you so much for inspiring my art soul.
Ciroc VSOP that’s amazing to hear! 🥰
My first though was: *are those pastels or cosmetics* 😂
And seriously - they are pricey, got two skin-tone-friendly for the backgrounds etc, will buy one - two more when could afford. Also - I use a cheap silicon-sponges, cotton buds and a plethora of other improvised tools as with "normal" pastels and charcoal😉.
Ina Anja Kossowska I thought this was a make-up vid but I am more satisfied with this XD
Hahaha same thought it was cosmetic s
I am so glad I resisted the temptation to buy these over price products. You can get the same effect from scraping soft pastels and using pound shop make up sponges and I have learnt so much from finding cheaper alternatives
Your art is as beautiful as you!! ❤️ & Your videos are always a treat to watch Kirsty!
her accent and her English are amazing im improving my English and my painting by watching her channel. and actually you are the best. ❤️ your student from Egypt 🇪🇬
I’ve had a set of pan pastels for years, but didn’t know really how to use them so thank you so much for doing this video! I originally bought the pastels for a versa mark ink set, using the pastels to color the invisible ink outlines.
I've had the entire set for a few years now. The full set has lids for each individual color. I don't like the sponge tools they include, so I use tools made for chalk pastels. I find they last longer. If you get the blenders, course/fine, black/white, it adds more variety to what you can do.
What kind of tools?
Which tools for chalk pastels are you talking about?
Thank you for highlighting the issue about the lack of darker colours in the portrait set. It ought to have been inclusive. I am shocked at disappointed with the manufacturer for making such a serious omission.
I appreciate you for caring enough to highlight this 🙏🏽
I’d love to try them but the expense holds me back. Soft pastels are more affordable but messy as hell. If you haven’t tried them I recommend giving it a go. Also fairly good for faster drawings.
They last 40% longer than regular pastels on the plus side. They are great, you should try them :)
I can't tell you how helpful your videos are to me! I'm able to take what I've learned from this channel and DRAMATICALLY improve my work! I wish you could see it. Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU for everything!
Almost at a million it seems like just yesterday you were at 200k! Love seeing you grow as a channel, keep up the awesome work!
You can do everything about art!!!!
You're the most talented girl l know
I love the idea of using pans as a time saver! Thank you for showing us how to approach using them. Ordering the pet set.
Pan pastels are my absolute fave! I’ve used them for 4 years and I love them so much, they are the perfect base. I only have a set of 10 and I haven’t had to replace any pans yet. I draw a lot of people with dark skin and they have two browns that work amazingly for the base. It is a shame they didn't include darker colours in this portrait set though - we're always an afterthought. One big tip is to use fixative/hairspray before you layer with colour pencils.
IDK if this is true so maybe you should test this but I heard that hairspray tends to yellow over time or any other changes and if it is Ent to hard can you try and prove this?
Pladyduck Godzilla I haven’t found that and as I said I’ve been using it for years. All my drawings are still intact
Pladyduck Godzilla also, I draw on coloured paper and not white - so maybe that has an effect
I’m curious at how you clean the sponges? And what if it’s chalky, aren’t you like gonna need an applicator?
yea, someone please answer...
Para limpiar la esponja la podes pasar por una servilleta hasta quitarle el exceso, pero cuando ya está demasiado sucia tal vez un poco de agua ayuda
Henry Cotman I just handle them like cosmetic-sponges with water and syndet (synthetc detergent).
It might be useful to clean them like make up sponges, like a beauty blender or brush. There are a lot of those videos here on YT
You can use an applicator which is just a sponge on a stick but you can use dollar store sponge makeup applicators also. You can cut them into shapes ect. I have only used panpastles once though
The big SPONGE i like to use as a pallete to mix the pastel on💕 great video’s
I nearly cried...well, actually my eyes teared up when you mentioned and pushed back on the exclusion of other people’s flesh tones, like mine. Thank you so much. ❤️👍🏽❤️
I like to use them for backgrounds and underpainting, getting a lot of base colour down very quickly. Mainly browns, light and dark tints. Last ages.
Hi kirsty 👋
Very beautiful presentation...Fabulous Artist...great channel...thanks for sharing 👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿👏👏👏👏👏🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🙏🙏
Those sponges look really cheap. How did they fare after cleaning?
The pastels look great.
They do well after cleaning.
You can just spray the table with sanitiser and wipe and it's like new again. They don't really have a lot of dust - my friend who suffers with asthma and is also an artist tells me they are the only pastel product which she can use without coughing! Pan Pastels are a lot of fun and so versatile!
OMG THANKYOU FOR THIS I AM PASTEL ARTIST 😍 FROM THE PHILIPPINES❤️
uy andito din si lods haha
Wooo mga pilipino
I absolutely love love love how you speak about inclusiveness in art supplies. You are a truly amazing.
I just tried out PanPastel for the first time and really like that you can block in a section of color fast then develop color on top with colored pencils
almost at a million subscribers!!! 👏 👏 yours was the first watercolour video I watched like 4 years ago!!
There's no video Kirsty can post that doesn't help me in a way😊❤Thank you Kirsty
I bought a 5 colour set that just has primary colours + black and white 2 years ago and used them once - you've inspired me to get them out again! love your videos
I was waiting for tutorial on pastel. Thank you.❣️❣️❣️
I have this set - managed to buy it when it was on sale so much cheaper. Have since bought a black and the pan holders to put them in instead of unscrewing them all to find a colour. Also got the blending pastel to help with blending. Still learning how to use them properly but love them. Just need more colours! I can’t mix the colours I want very well - maybe one day in future I’ll get more...
they’re so fun I just love them idk why
Wow, those colours look so cool!! I just wish quarantine is over so that I can buy more art materials.
VOZAMARAK TV - ART - Buy them online.
If you live in the US dickblick is the best place to order from.
I’m definitely trying these now! Also, thank you for helping me get back into art! You had me getting excited to try colored pencils and now this!
I love my pan pastels! They’ve saved a lot of art pieces when I wasn’t very happy with how they were looking. They blend like a dream and the smallest amount goes such a long way.
That eye is crazy!! I just bought the 20 piece set of Pan Pastels...looking forward to messing around with it! great job with the eye!
I have just started using pan pastel and I find them incredible, smooth, an excellent pigment, and although expensive I think they will last a lot longer than pastel sticks.
Great video ,thank you for sharing !😍😘
I'd love to see more videos with pan pastels! I'd also really like if you could recommend which colors you would have wanted from their catalog for a portrait set! And tips and tricks, etc. Lovely video as always! Thanks!
Have experienced using this product. My partner is a graphic artist and has several of the colour stacks. I found that a trip to my local beauty supply store rewarded me with similar product and comparable coverage. Also use of cosmetic wedges were a cost saving item too.
Your art is amazing either you use pan pastels or watercolours or coloured pencils or graphite pencils.
It is YOU who make the art not the materials you use. I could have never made such a piece of art even if I had the best materials of the world.
You are amazing!! 💟
I've got the set with all colors a few years ago and I looove them. This medium is so muuuuch fun to work with !! I've seen a lil hack that I would love to try in the future. Someone was using makeup brushes (the Artis brush dupes from amazon) with Pan pastels. I'm curious how it works 🤭
If there something I've learned from you,it's trying new things. You aren't scared if you fail, as long as you keep learning. That's something im finding hard to do. But I really haven't tried pan pastel and I think I would
Hi Kirsty! I bought these a few years ago. I love them. They are buttery and smooth. Lots of saturated color and they work really well with layering colored pencils. I enjoy them very much!! Love these videos!!!
One fun thing to try with them, is using them on black paper. Some of the colours pop so nicely on black paper (e.g. an aurora borealis scene, etc).
You are truly a great artist friend very beautiful realistic eye 👏👏👏
I have never used pastels but these look amazing! It’s like being a makeup artist! Your eye drawing is amazing!
excellent review and example of use,...thanks
I am glad you tried this too, now you can work much quicker. I ordered the set of 20 pure colored. You can value this with white and black.
Kirsty!! THANK YOU!! You are both an excellent Artist as well as a super wonderful instructor! 😊💕🌹
Amazing video Kirsty! I've always wanted to try these ❤️I love pastel work!
I'm 13 years old and I like to draw pictures. Your videos really help me a lot.😊😊😍
Beautiful effects in the iris
U r so close to 1 million! Am so glad for u!!! Ahhh!!! I love your videos,they r so helpful! U r gonna be a mum,that's so exciting, right?! Good luck for your future and always smile!
Excellent Kirsty. You covered a lot here. Thank you. Panpastel is also erasable and can be used for tracing the way we used to trace using graphite. Now we can trace giving a coloured line if one wants to match certain tones for certain areas....saves erasing a graphite line if not wanted.
Thank you for the tip! That’s great to know, I didn’t know they were erasable 🥰
Thank you for using & reviewing pan pastels. I have a a fair number of pans.. I have used them as base layer for my encaustic work. Beeswax & mixed media art . I had not tried mixing the pan pastels with coloured pencils. I will now! Seeing that the two work perfectly together. Your eye study is incredible. Pro: pan pastels last a long time, Colors blend very easily, Con : pan pastels are quite expensive, supplied applicator sponges wear out quickly,. hint: dollar store cosmetic wedges are low price and last much longer. Cotton swabs work well for fine detail. Great tutorial! Looking forward to seeing more of your work. I am a new subscriber.👩🎨
I LUUUUV Pan Pastels! They're expensive, but a little goes a long way! This video was made in May, so I'm sure you've had time to work with them. There is one thing you may not have tried. I did it just for fun. Now I do it regularly. Use them on black paper. The results are unique and really cool! It was a pleasant surprise!
They are great to use as base, I always use them for my Potraits‼️
Oh great now I need these too, excellent video. 👍🏻
I really like this
And I would like to try
Thank you for uploading ...
You can mix colors by picking up multiple colors and swirling them together on a smooth piece of paper. Also, you can kind of blend Polychromos and Pablos into PanPastels! I suspect they have some kind of oil binder (and that's why they stick to smooth paper which soft pastels don't do) and it can dissolve the Polychromos to an extent. It doesn't work with other brands though.
I have tried PanPastels and I like then a lot. I used them for landscapes,sky/ lay of the land and seascapes. Most often with pastels pencils.
Your voice is soo sweet and makes me keep watching. It takes your video to another level.
Aww thank you 🥰
I adore my pan pastels! I have almost the complete set from adding them to my collection over the years. There is a 10 and 20 pan plastic snap-in palette for them (I have 3 of the 20 pan palettes filled and need another one for the mediums!). I usually use them for my background layers, then go over with stick pastels or go right over them with acrylics and mixed media. Thanks for a great video! I do abstract work, so it was "eye opening" 😁 to watch your process. 🎨😍
I've used Pan Pastels and I love them. For me they're easy to work with. I practiced with a landscape and a portrait with the flesh tone set. Both worked well for me.
Very imformative and helpful! I'm trying out different mediums to see which I favor and which will help me improve my mixed media hobby. I basically sketch portraits then use them in mixed media projects and thought pan pastels would be easiest and most efficient for coloring faces. I wasn't too excited about the color selection for portraits so I went to Dick Blicks and ordered them individually. I picked most of the colors from the portrait set and then added custom colors I thought I might find useful. They will arrive before Christmas and excited to give them a try. Thank you so much for your input and beatiful impression of an eye. You are a fabulous artist and I am greatful for you sharing your talent with us. I couldn't grow my interests without generous people like you.
Wow,love it. I’ve used these. Have entire set. Starting to paint entire paintings w just pans. Well,except for details. I’m having a great time. They r wonderful..
The large round sponge works well for clouds and large backgrounds.
this is what i like about this channel, giving real reviews and amazing tips .....
You are exceptionally artistic... that eye was beautiful and very realistic... I haven't used them but have seen them used a lot on Lavinia stamps website where they use them a lot over acrylics and they work extremely well... thank you for your tutorial... 👍💕
Your a very talented Lady. Thanks for the demo, a pleasure to watch an artist at work
It looks very interesting how nice it blends and soft blends of colors.
Thank you for this informative review. You could even make a telephone book look good with your beautiful talent
You are wonderful and so is your art! Even if youve never used it before, youre work is always amazing! Thank you!
Beautiful...I just bought the portrait set myself:)
It seamed realestic . I love this video
Idk how u draw like that kirsty I'd love to draw like u
Another great video sweetheart, that eye looked fantastic 👍🥰😘
You can get lots of disposable spongey applicators on Amazon. Different shapes and sizes mainly used for cleaning machinery, guns and for restorations. I wouldn't want to mix any colors more than necessary.
You're the best artist I've seen
I've been using pan pastels for over a year either on their own, with pastel or colorured pencils too. I agree, big time saver. My one piece of advice is to never get too carried away with the pan pastel if you know you want to use quite a bit of pencil, do NOT use too much pan pastel or the pencil wont stick. Sounds obvious but if not paying attention you can get carried away. Can't wait to see some of your work done with both in the future, Good luck and have fun Loren Melbourne Australia
I saw someone use them in my figure drawing class and was immediately like: "I need these more than oxygen"
Now I prefer watercolors and never found any. Well
I went on a spending spree once and purchased a bunch of PanPastels, which I have only used a couple times. They are incredible for doing the blurred, distant, or bokeh backgrounds, especially. I have yet to use them as an underpainting for my colored pencils, but I am looking forward to trying it.
But first, I'm on to watercolors! I'll definitely be checking out your videos for them - it's incredible how versatile you are with the various mediums!
I have been using them for the past five years I find them a fun medium. Recently I found knives and covers and combo packs which I will be checking out soon. I really enjoy working with PANPASTELS a lot. I been using the landscape colors and basic colors. My biggest problem is cleaning the pads and making sure the pads fits the knives I have couple of pads that doesn't fit the knives included in box. I like using pastels pencils for fine details,I trying your and trying colored pencils. Be safe,strong and healthy. AND KEEP YOUR PENCILS SHARPENED AND YOUR BRUSHES WET.
Good morning Kirsty :) The large sponge I use as a pallete to mix colours and then pick off with a Sofft tool. you can buy an empty 20 plastic tray to put the pots in, the tray lid works as seperate lids over the pots. To get darker shades you need the Shades set and Extra Dark sets or you can mix black and gray with the tones to darken. Buy yourself a colourless Blender, it will mix your colours on the paper.
Unintentional ASMR I was looking for a asmr video when I stumbled on this and I feel relaxed after watching this. Thank you!
I love Panpastels, I've used black and white in a charcoal drawing, instead of using A LOT of the charcoal pencils for the large areas I used the PP for the large shadows and highlights and then used the charcoal pencils for details, the rose I drew turned out awesome.
Yep... you got most of the pros! And the main con (not including the darks) buying pure colors (they have a set of 20 like you bought) or you could just buy individual would solve because you really can mix any color you need from those pure colors (including tints, shades and darks). HUGE timesaver... you hit that nail on the head. I use them with colored pencil, pastel pencil, stick pastel. They are wonderful!
I put my pencils away due to the time consumption and the wear and tear of the hands (Arthritis) and switched to watercolours. However Pan pastels is something I have always wanted to try out with my pencils. Mum is a pastel artist - Christine Broersen, you would love her work!
Hi, I just bought pan pastels and I'm trying to figure them out. I love how easily they go on and yes not a lot of time like colored pencils. I love the blending of the colors, is like oil painting in a way.
Yes, these are very expensive, so when I was looking at them I decided on the dark earth tones, the primary set and some pics to customize those like three different shades of yellow ocher and a lighter burnt sienna. This way I had the darker skin tones and all the primaries to mix the colors.I’m glad you tried these! I like them a lot for covering backgrounds and mixed media at work as well as accenting portraits
great vid- starting using them !
I’ve had some in my drawer for a long time and never had the courage to try. lol I guess I need to give them a go and just do it!
Just do it! They're a lot of fun!
Very good for the first time using it!
For trying it for the first time, this came out amazing! Gorgeous and inspirational work.
I'm so excited that you're working with panpastels! I've been working with panpastels for over a year and really enjoy them. I mainly do portraits and have found that using a pastel fixative spray helps me isolate layers of colour and build on them. I've also done panpastel portraits that have been completely blended on the paper, which gives a softer look and is nice as well. But I do prefer using fixative mainly because if I need to erase it only erases the top layer so I don't have to start over from the white of the paper. I think it also gives a more polished finished look. Have fun experimenting and I can't wait to see what you do with them.
Have you found that the fixative alters the colours much? If not, could you share which brand you use please?
Do you find fixative blurs and fades the colours out a bit? I've used a fixative on a pastel painting I did a while back but it doesn't look as crisp as it did before spraying
@@suestoons I haven't noticed any difference. If anything it makes the colours more intense to me. I use Blair Very Low Odor Spray Fix. I've also used Advanced Colored Pencil Textured Fixative but it's not designed for pan pastel and I've had a lot of problems with spattering, which is okay for colored pencils but not for panpastels as it's hard to fix.
@@TheArtofCreatingScrapbooking No, I haven't had a problem with that. It deepens the coloured a bit but that's about all.
I just used Panpastel for the first time yesterday to finish a hyper realistic graphite pencil drawing. I used black for black curly hair and it really gave it a 3D appearance and it took me 30 minutes total to complete 2 heads of hair! Absolutely wonderful! Loved it!
If you want to check it out, it’s on my Instagram Sayjayart
I have used them and when I color with my pencils to create a portrait I use father pan pastel to fill in then the pencils. The pan pastels are a time saver.