Hi Kasey! I believe that these are just fancy crayons, but technically pastels are pigment and the best have minimal binders. Some binders reduce the price for the more binder, wax, oil, chalk, etc. the cheaper the supply! Most of the time wax crayons, like Crayola have very little pigment and this is where you can get texture from the binders (wax) that build up on the surface of artwork. I believe that you have made it work for you and your truly amazing style! I will also mention that the better your supplies the more permanent the finished artwork will be. I hope you have enjoyed creating these as much as we have watching you do so! Please take care, be safe and enjoy the Holidays. Thank you for sharing your “year” of the crayon artworks, you are truly inspirational and so fun too!
Thank you for this explanation! I love oil pastels and have dabbled in soft pastel sticks as well as pastel pencils. I really enjoy working with Crayola crayons as well, and I have some "artist crayons" to try. Now I know that these Caran D'Ache crayons exist, and I will probably graduate to them if I decide I want to go further in crayons than Crayola can take me.
They're lightfast, highly pigmented, basically wordless caran dache luminance pencils essentially. Gosh I can't wait to add them into my artworks. Beautiful
Also pastels atleast soft pastels don't have wax or oil. Atleast not in a larger/prominent amount. They're actually clay based. Thats why they have that chalk like texture. And also why they have (usually) such pure pretty pigment (color). And are usually water-soluble as well as able to be blended with the same solvents used with wax and oil pencils as well. It's very very interesting to see caran dsche make a 'wax pastel'. Not oil, not soft (clay), not the pan pastel (no clue what magical binder is used in that one haha) but wax. Hence why people call them crayons (well that and the obvious crayon shape haha) and compare them to Crayola crayons. Which is hilarious to me. But to be able to put down larger amounts of heavily pigmented, highly lightfast pigments that are wax but also as she mentions, not super waxy in texture, is just amazing to me. These are so awesome. And to use with the neocolor 2s is brilliant as these are water resistant, and neocolor 2s water-soluble gives you endless possibilities. With just precious pigment/color. Sorry I obviously think these are magical and are a wonderful addition to any artists arsenal!
The difference between crayons and wax pastels is about forty bucks, honestly. Artist's grade crayons, really. More pigment, better binder, but they're literally exactly the same thing. :) (Also, was if you that tested out the bambino clay crayons? I bought a set and they are amazing. So if you're to blame for this...thank you. :D)
@Inn3r Warri0r Both are literally identical when you're talking about *wax pastels* vs. oil pastels, which are something completely different than the neocolor 1s. (Caran d'Ache does make oil pastels, called Neopastels, too. THOSE are oil pastels.) The difference between a crayon and a wax pastel is literally just marketing. The grades are different between kids' crayons (less pigment, more binder or filler) and artist's crayons/pastels (way more pigment, more expensive binders), but the actual thing itself is the same.
crayons or not i love what you have done with both the caran d'ashe videos, another thing you should think about is longevity, artist quality supplies will last generations if not longer with proper care i wouldn't rely on cheaper pigments to not discolor with light and time.
Wax pastels literally are crayons but higher grade. They hold better pigment, easier to blend or lay and most are water soluble. They are crayons.. That's why I was so confused why you kept saying they aren't crayons. If they're artist grade they should blend, they shouldn't leave that texture or that weird buildup... Unless you use a textured paper. Which I suggest you try with them if that's the effect you want. They should also have a better lightfastness and better for art to last. Pastel can be wax, chalk or oil. The word pastel just means a crayon made of pigment binded by resin or gum.
Aren't these great? I find that they are basically like Prismacolor Pencils (glorified wax crayons in a questionable wooden casing), except for that Neocolors don't have breakage issues and far less wax bloom. I love using them together.
"You know what you need? A cat with a juicy butt" - Kasey 2021 If I had a nickel, for every time Kasey said butt in the first minute of the vid, I'd have two nickels! Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice
Hi Kasey! This Video brings back memories for me we always had these in school and like not a single little crate had all the colors left and also all of them were like so tiny and used. So this was really fun seeing that you could actually create a really cool illustration with the crayons I always had in school and everyone just played around with!
I absolutely love how excited you get over art supplies! I’m always super bad at reacting to new things but you are so passionate about everything and I envy you so much!
In French « pastels gras » is used for oil pastels and wax pastels (also know as crayons in English) This set is call “crayons à la cire” on the french market, same as the crayola sets. I think it really is crayons ^^
Illustration looks good! The shading in the background definitely brought everything together in the end. The volcano rainbow (vol-rainbow, rain-cano? I dunno) is a pretty neat idea, too. Also, the vibrant yellow you used on the dinosaurs brings me joy :) Honestly, I think pastels are just upgraded/better crayons? I don't really know, as I've only used them a few times in school.
In my experience, pastels are more similar to the chalk that you use on blackboards or the sidewalk. But you can use them on paper. Very messy, but very cool. They work and feel very differently from crayons. The ones Kasey is using here don't seem similar to those pastels, though.
Can you consider doing Storybook or Fairytale characters and scenes as a series in your style? If you decide to please start with Alice in Wonderland! Love your art so unique.
I'm a swissteacher and in our school the students each get a 18 color box of neocolor 1 to use in school. And we have a bunch of neocolor 2 boxes. It's really fun mixing both of the on the same picture: first neocolor 1, then neocolor 2, last paint with just water over it.
OMFG as a fellow crayon lover, you guys are so lucky to get luxury crayons! I'm not sure if you teach kids adults or both, but we get crayola and student grade art brands for school in the US, which I still swear by as an adult. Art schools will give the special ones though
From my experience, pastels are really just higher quality crayons. I think it may be because crayon sounds like it's meant for children and pastel sounds more professional?
Hi Kasey! I though about you the other day, my nephews were using solid gouache that came into sticks and it looks like crayons but not greasy at all. I'm sure you would love to try them 🤗🧡
Thank you Kasey, Merry Christmas and Prosperous 2022. Thank you for the inspiration. I did the month of the crayons in August 2021. I learned alot about composition and layers and colour theory using crayons. But there's one crayons I never saw you used that's handmade bee wax crayons. Did you learn a lot during using crayons too?
Thank you as always for a good laugh! Especially when I have a bad day your videos perk me right up. Thank you Kasey! First time commenting but been subscriber for awhile now. Merry Christmas!
I CHALLENGE YOU TO: try them with the neocolor 2's, use them without being heavy handed and trying to smudge them! They're a very unique formula so you can do a lot with them that you can't with others like layering with other media! Just be careful not to mess up your bullet tip markers trying to get them to write on top~
I luv how kasey at the beginning ws like *really fancy crayons* then all the way thro she ws like *Well.... I they might be pastels??!* We luv chaotic Kasey! 😜
I got a pack of these by mistake when I ordered the neocolonial 2 set. I couldn’t return them and I thought I’d never use them but I ended up really liking them for certain things.
How on earth did you manage not to break a single one? Please share your secret with us because I love these and the water-soluble neocolor 2s but I always snap them in half and I don't even press very hard 😭
The application of the Neocolor I look smoother than my Neocolor II it is that probably the other binding agent influences it. The colour scheme is a little different from the Neocolor II. I bought the 84 set, which was the largest at the time, and about six months later it was expanded to 126, and I ordered the missing ones in the art shop and swatched them at home I noticed that I couldn't paint the sahara yellow and looked at the pastel on it, and it was a Neocolor I. I said that the next time I was in the shop, and they said that they would order them again, and I believe that they forgot.
I don’t think they’re meant to have properties of crayons they are more like oil pastels which are way smoother and have a lot more consistent colour unlike crayon which is very texture it’s not meant to be like crayons although I personally like both just figured this info might help♥️ amazing drawing keep up the good work
The Neocolor I crayons are similar to Crayola crayons but not as buttery smooth. The biggest difference is the Neocolor 1 are lightfast (only a few are not lightfast). They mark a lot like a thick (Crayola crayon thick) Prismacolor color pencils
About a month after personally watching this I came across Crayola Oil Pastels in my local dollar store that isn't a chain and it looks like they're available online. Have you heard of them? Thought of trying/comparing? They're the only oil pastels I've ever used and I think I'm falling in love haha
Ohhhh breaking out the big bucks! Now I love your crayon work, skills matched only by the most tactile of 2 yr olds, but; will you be trying Caran D'ach Pastel Pencils?
I wonder how your childhood drawing still look. Caran D’Ache Neocolor 1 are lightfast (most of them) artist crayons. In the United States Crayola crayons are popular but are not lightfast and the drawings eventually fade away and drawings lose the color. I wish.Crayola made artist grade crayons for artists.
@@michaelsorrentino3346 i actually did check them out a while ago because I wanted to do something with them for an art project. My grandma keept them all and they are still as bright as ever
I'm watching this way to late at night.... my brain registered the little crayon crumbs after you did the sky and my dumbass blew on my phone screen... 🤦🏻♀️
Personally I differentiate between pastels and crayons based on the type of binder used to hold the pigment. This is just my own feelings: -crayons: wax binder -oil pastels: oil binder -soft pastels: chalk binder(less) -hard pastels: chalk binder(more) But I’m sure someone who is more versed in producing art supplies has a better grasp of this concept, lol.
The crayons (most ) are lightfast. Preserves your child’s artwork. Crayola Crayon drawings fade and look muted within a few months. Caran D’Ache are artist grade wax crayons with AP safety standards.
Finished this video in 2022 because for some reason I only watched half of it before Xmas but this now has me wondering - if 2021 was the 'Year Of The Crayon'.... What is 2022 the year of???
That is the best way to start a video ever, omg "You know what you need? A cat with a juicy butt-" like, I had to rewind to make sure that's what I heard since I'm so tired XD
Pastels are different from crayons, yes. There's a bunch of techniques with them you can't do with crayons. One is drawing rings and dragging a blending stub through them to make "fireworks" or tie tye. They're soft and blend able. You can also do textured paintings with a palette knife.
Since (most) of the colors are lightfast I think these crayons are worth the money. $2+ per crayon seems expensive, but you will preserve your artwork for a lifetime. Art collectors will appreciate the artwork doesn’t fade.(muted colors will happen if an artist use inferior crayons)
Hi Kasey! I believe that these are just fancy crayons, but technically pastels are pigment and the best have minimal binders. Some binders reduce the price for the more binder, wax, oil, chalk, etc. the cheaper the supply! Most of the time wax crayons, like Crayola have very little pigment and this is where you can get texture from the binders (wax) that build up on the surface of artwork. I believe that you have made it work for you and your truly amazing style! I will also mention that the better your supplies the more permanent the finished artwork will be. I hope you have enjoyed creating these as much as we have watching you do so! Please take care, be safe and enjoy the Holidays. Thank you for sharing your “year” of the crayon artworks, you are truly inspirational and so fun too!
Thank you for this explanation! I love oil pastels and have dabbled in soft pastel sticks as well as pastel pencils. I really enjoy working with Crayola crayons as well, and I have some "artist crayons" to try. Now I know that these Caran D'Ache crayons exist, and I will probably graduate to them if I decide I want to go further in crayons than Crayola can take me.
Thanks for explaining 🙂
They're lightfast, highly pigmented, basically wordless caran dache luminance pencils essentially. Gosh I can't wait to add them into my artworks. Beautiful
Also pastels atleast soft pastels don't have wax or oil. Atleast not in a larger/prominent amount. They're actually clay based. Thats why they have that chalk like texture. And also why they have (usually) such pure pretty pigment (color). And are usually water-soluble as well as able to be blended with the same solvents used with wax and oil pencils as well. It's very very interesting to see caran dsche make a 'wax pastel'. Not oil, not soft (clay), not the pan pastel (no clue what magical binder is used in that one haha) but wax. Hence why people call them crayons (well that and the obvious crayon shape haha) and compare them to Crayola crayons. Which is hilarious to me. But to be able to put down larger amounts of heavily pigmented, highly lightfast pigments that are wax but also as she mentions, not super waxy in texture, is just amazing to me. These are so awesome. And to use with the neocolor 2s is brilliant as these are water resistant, and neocolor 2s water-soluble gives you endless possibilities. With just precious pigment/color. Sorry I obviously think these are magical and are a wonderful addition to any artists arsenal!
Try NEOCOLOR II they are de same but aquarellable, they are amazing
Of course it's high quality, it's from Switzerland
It's where I got addicted to cheese and chocolate
Are those events related? 😂
@@KaseyTheGolden cheese chocolate and crayons all start with c so ofc theyre related
These are the best, I love how buttery smooth they are. the rainbow looks amazing!
If crayons aren't meant to eat, then why do they look delicious?
😳
We all know Marines don't get paid enough for the fancy crayons.
Don't eat crayons
I think the same about play-dough (the actual brand). Plus, they smell so delicious!
"Okay, who called the art police on me?"
Ah, Kasey, only a minute into the video and you're already dropping *Golden* lines.
Damn, that was a good one LMAO
Cat Dino is a Christmas gift to the world ♡ Your pure joy over how they layered makes me genuinely happy love this video!!
The difference between crayons and wax pastels is about forty bucks, honestly. Artist's grade crayons, really. More pigment, better binder, but they're literally exactly the same thing. :)
(Also, was if you that tested out the bambino clay crayons? I bought a set and they are amazing. So if you're to blame for this...thank you. :D)
Arent crayons usually wax based, and “pastels” oil pastels?
@Inn3r Warri0r Both are literally identical when you're talking about *wax pastels* vs. oil pastels, which are something completely different than the neocolor 1s. (Caran d'Ache does make oil pastels, called Neopastels, too. THOSE are oil pastels.)
The difference between a crayon and a wax pastel is literally just marketing. The grades are different between kids' crayons (less pigment, more binder or filler) and artist's crayons/pastels (way more pigment, more expensive binders), but the actual thing itself is the same.
crayons or not i love what you have done with both the caran d'ashe videos, another thing you should think about is longevity, artist quality supplies will last generations if not longer with proper care i wouldn't rely on cheaper pigments to not discolor with light and time.
I agree. The best reason to buy these crayons are the light fastness.
Not how I thought this video was gonna start, but you're absolutely right
This is the best Christmas present
Wax pastels literally are crayons but higher grade. They hold better pigment, easier to blend or lay and most are water soluble. They are crayons.. That's why I was so confused why you kept saying they aren't crayons. If they're artist grade they should blend, they shouldn't leave that texture or that weird buildup... Unless you use a textured paper. Which I suggest you try with them if that's the effect you want. They should also have a better lightfastness and better for art to last.
Pastel can be wax, chalk or oil. The word pastel just means a crayon made of pigment binded by resin or gum.
Aren't these great? I find that they are basically like Prismacolor Pencils (glorified wax crayons in a questionable wooden casing), except for that Neocolors don't have breakage issues and far less wax bloom. I love using them together.
"You know what you need? A cat with a juicy butt" - Kasey 2021
If I had a nickel, for every time Kasey said butt in the first minute of the vid, I'd have two nickels! Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice
Love this
That Phineas and Ferb reference I love it 😂
Hi Kasey!
This Video brings back memories for me we always had these in school and like not a single little crate had all the colors left and also all of them were like so tiny and used. So this was really fun seeing that you could actually create a really cool illustration with the crayons I always had in school and everyone just played around with!
the smoothness of these pastels (crayons?) bring me such joy i love them so much
The Posca pencils go great with these! I use them together regularly.
I absolutely love how excited you get over art supplies! I’m always super bad at reacting to new things but you are so passionate about everything and I envy you so much!
I own a few of these, and l'll never stop loving how solid these fill spaces in, and how smooth they lay down.
In French « pastels gras » is used for oil pastels and wax pastels (also know as crayons in English) This set is call “crayons à la cire” on the french market, same as the crayola sets. I think it really is crayons ^^
crayon: literally lime green
kasey: is this a dookie green i see
I can spot dookie green a mile away!
any green can be dookie green if you eat the right things
Wait… that color chart is so cool
Illustration looks good! The shading in the background definitely brought everything together in the end. The volcano rainbow (vol-rainbow, rain-cano? I dunno) is a pretty neat idea, too. Also, the vibrant yellow you used on the dinosaurs brings me joy :)
Honestly, I think pastels are just upgraded/better crayons? I don't really know, as I've only used them a few times in school.
In my experience, pastels are more similar to the chalk that you use on blackboards or the sidewalk. But you can use them on paper. Very messy, but very cool. They work and feel very differently from crayons. The ones Kasey is using here don't seem similar to those pastels, though.
@@RadishTheFool There are both chalk pastels such as what you’re describing, and oil pastels.
@@wintersprite Oh that's true! I forgot about that
i have absolutley loved these videos, thank you for making them :-)
Can you consider doing Storybook or Fairytale characters and scenes as a series in your style? If you decide to please start with Alice in Wonderland! Love your art so unique.
I'm a swissteacher and in our school the students each get a 18 color box of neocolor 1 to use in school. And we have a bunch of neocolor 2 boxes. It's really fun mixing both of the on the same picture: first neocolor 1, then neocolor 2, last paint with just water over it.
OMFG as a fellow crayon lover, you guys are so lucky to get luxury crayons! I'm not sure if you teach kids adults or both, but we get crayola and student grade art brands for school in the US, which I still swear by as an adult. Art schools will give the special ones though
@@kimwoodbury3885 I teach first and second graders (~6-9 year olds)
idea: if you use fancy crayons lightly, you get texture and less hand cramps👀
crayons look so yummy
do you think the blue really tastes like blueberries?
From my experience, pastels are really just higher quality crayons. I think it may be because crayon sounds like it's meant for children and pastel sounds more professional?
Hi Kasey! I though about you the other day, my nephews were using solid gouache that came into sticks and it looks like crayons but not greasy at all. I'm sure you would love to try them 🤗🧡
I love the Neocolor II but these do look great ALSO!
Fun fact! Carandash (карандаш) means pencil in Russian :)
Sorry if someone said it before me haha...
so cool!
Ooo so exciting to see this! Cute drawing too.
Hey Kasey! Can't wait to watch!!
they are just really nice fancy crayons with a price to match
Thank you Kasey, Merry Christmas and Prosperous 2022. Thank you for the inspiration. I did the month of the crayons in August 2021. I learned alot about composition and layers and colour theory using crayons. But there's one crayons I never saw you used that's handmade bee wax crayons. Did you learn a lot during using crayons too?
I would love to see some kind of ghost illustrations with this crayon so that you can layer them and make it feel like transparency 🥰😅
i love how smooth these dang crayons are
Its so buttery that it looks like oil pastel
i bought the soluble one, they are so buttery smooth, i love watching you swatch them
I got the 30 set of the Neocolour IIs for christmas and I LOOOOOOVVVEEEEE them!!
Thank you as always for a good laugh! Especially when I have a bad day your videos perk me right up. Thank you Kasey! First time commenting but been subscriber for awhile now. Merry Christmas!
Nail polish?! Yay.
I’ve been waiting for these ones. I’ve been wanting to try the Caren dashe neocolors.
Satisfying colorful 🌈crayons🖍️✨👍
I CHALLENGE YOU TO: try them with the neocolor 2's, use them without being heavy handed and trying to smudge them!
They're a very unique formula so you can do a lot with them that you can't with others like layering with other media! Just be careful not to mess up your bullet tip markers trying to get them to write on top~
That’s really interesting, my tin of Neocolor 2 say crayons on the tin… wonder if they’ve had a rebrand?! This illustration is super fun!
Pastels are literally just crayons... They can be wax, chalk or oil. It's just using more pigment and less binder
Neocolor 2 are water soluble, Neocolor 1 are regular :)
@@lamialenoire yes, I know that. I’ve got some :& love to play with them
I luv how kasey at the beginning ws like *really fancy crayons* then all the way thro she ws like *Well.... I they might be pastels??!*
We luv chaotic Kasey! 😜
The oil pastel line is called Neopastel.
Love the video if you use them in a cold pressed paper they can give a more crayon vibe look as you will get some white areas like crayons ❤❤❤
Only Kasey can be like "You know what? Cat-dinosaurs and a rainbow-volcano." And I won't ask any questions about it. Pfft. Really nice artwork! :D
I got a pack of these by mistake when I ordered the neocolonial 2 set. I couldn’t return them and I thought I’d never use them but I ended up really liking them for certain things.
They look sooooo smooth!!
Look good! Merry Christmas!!
cheesy cat dinosaurs with a volgayno is something we all need to see
When you started colouring in the chart hexagons I immediately started seeing them as cubes and now I can't unsee it 🤣
That light blue reminds me of my grandma's bathroom lol. Grandparent bathrooms always seem to be pink, blue or burgundy 😂
How on earth did you manage not to break a single one? Please share your secret with us because I love these and the water-soluble neocolor 2s but I always snap them in half and I don't even press very hard 😭
The application of the Neocolor I look smoother than my Neocolor II it is that probably the other binding agent influences it.
The colour scheme is a little different from the Neocolor II. I bought the 84 set, which was the largest at the time,
and about six months later it was expanded to 126, and I ordered the missing ones in the art shop and swatched them at home
I noticed that I couldn't paint the sahara yellow and looked at the pastel on it, and it was a Neocolor I.
I said that the next time I was in the shop, and they said that they would order them again, and I believe that they forgot.
I love your art 🎨
I don’t think they’re meant to have properties of crayons they are more like oil pastels which are way smoother and have a lot more consistent colour unlike crayon which is very texture it’s not meant to be like crayons although I personally like both just figured this info might help♥️ amazing drawing keep up the good work
The Neocolor I crayons are similar to Crayola crayons but not as buttery smooth. The biggest difference is the Neocolor 1 are lightfast (only a few are not lightfast). They mark a lot like a thick (Crayola crayon thick) Prismacolor color pencils
The faces of the dinosaurs scream Adventure Time vibes and I love that
It’s so cute! I love it! 😍
About a month after personally watching this I came across Crayola Oil Pastels in my local dollar store that isn't a chain and it looks like they're available online. Have you heard of them? Thought of trying/comparing? They're the only oil pastels I've ever used and I think I'm falling in love haha
A beautiful piece.
Me: what else can I make into rainbows other than flowers, skies, and dragons? I'm stumped
Kasey: KEETTY DEENOSAURS AND VALCANERS YOU EEEEDEEEEOT
why am i getting excited over crayons!?!!
molotow markers go on top of these crayons quite well, and you can get them with 1mm tip. Posca probably works well too.
Ohhhh breaking out the big bucks! Now I love your crayon work, skills matched only by the most tactile of 2 yr olds, but; will you be trying Caran D'ach Pastel Pencils?
Have you tried the Marabu Art Crayons? They’re also different from crayons such as Mattel but are fun to use.
You have improved so much
Awesome! Thanks!
It's so weird to see those that glorified. I'm from Swizerland and those were out kindergarten crayons
I wonder how your childhood drawing still look. Caran D’Ache Neocolor 1 are lightfast (most of them) artist crayons. In the United States Crayola crayons are popular but are not lightfast and the drawings eventually fade away and drawings lose the color. I wish.Crayola made artist grade crayons for artists.
@@michaelsorrentino3346 i actually did check them out a while ago because I wanted to do something with them for an art project. My grandma keept them all and they are still as bright as ever
Can you do another using all my art supplies of one color?
I'm watching this way to late at night.... my brain registered the little crayon crumbs after you did the sky and my dumbass blew on my phone screen... 🤦🏻♀️
Yes
Woh! Fancy!
Does this mean next year is gonna be the year of pastels?????
kacey i love you so much. the beginning “cat with a juicy butt” made me giggle so hard 😂 also, i love your art and the crayon vids you do
Hey Kesey! Is it possible for you to make a watercolor fundamental/ guide :)
I can't count the amount of times I got the urge to blow away the crayon bits even tho I was well aware it was a video
Nice video. These crayons look expensive so I think I will stick with my Crayola set. 😊
Caran d'ache is the best
idea for a video:
fruits and other things as aliens
Personally I differentiate between pastels and crayons based on the type of binder used to hold the pigment.
This is just my own feelings:
-crayons: wax binder
-oil pastels: oil binder
-soft pastels: chalk binder(less)
-hard pastels: chalk binder(more)
But I’m sure someone who is more versed in producing art supplies has a better grasp of this concept, lol.
You also wouldnt have to press that hard if you built up layers and used a blending stub or other methods.
I can imagine a rich toddler with this crayons
The crayons (most ) are lightfast. Preserves your child’s artwork. Crayola Crayon drawings fade and look muted within a few months. Caran D’Ache are artist grade wax crayons with AP safety standards.
Have you tried Marabu Art Crayons? They are water soluble but crayon is in the name XD
A ‘crayon’ is a wax pastel.
I wish you would fill a spread in your sketchbook with these or maybe a mix of crayons.
We Love the crayon lore 😭
Finished this video in 2022 because for some reason I only watched half of it before Xmas but this now has me wondering - if 2021 was the 'Year Of The Crayon'.... What is 2022 the year of???
A rare 20 century picture of the rare catsours disappearance from the rainbow volcano located in Meaw .
That is the best way to start a video ever, omg
"You know what you need? A cat with a juicy butt-" like, I had to rewind to make sure that's what I heard since I'm so tired XD
I am obsessed with caran products I have a gouache cake pallet and HHHHHHMMMMM it’s scrumptious ˚✧₊⁎❝᷀ົཽ≀ˍ̮ ❝᷀ົཽ⁎⁺˳✧༚
Pastels are different from crayons, yes. There's a bunch of techniques with them you can't do with crayons. One is drawing rings and dragging a blending stub through them to make "fireworks" or tie tye. They're soft and blend able. You can also do textured paintings with a palette knife.
I would be interested in knowing what happens when you use the white one over the others.
I want to eat those crayons
Thinking of getting them.
But not sure.
Will see.
Since (most) of the colors are lightfast I think these crayons are worth the money. $2+ per crayon seems expensive, but you will preserve your artwork for a lifetime. Art collectors will appreciate the artwork doesn’t fade.(muted colors will happen if an artist use inferior crayons)
the year of luigi continues
I don't know the reference, but it sounds funny 😸
Hey, make a anallysis about the Daiso Crayons!!!
screams about neocolors before I even finish the video (postitive)