Another Oil Pastel overview (Carn Dache Neopastel, Paul Rubens Haiya and Guitar)
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
- Another overview of 3 types of Oil Pastel for you to make wise and informed choices when buying for yourself. Hear my thoughts and see how they lay down and blend on paper.
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The problem with the Paul Rubens Haiya oil pastels is they stink. Not all of them, but enough that I don’t even want to use them. I wish I had gotten a warning about the smell before I bought them! But I did enjoy your review.
I haven't heard anyone else say this and mine do not smell at all! ? Do you think you have got a bad batch, perhaps ask Paul Rubens themselves and they may replace them? The only ones I have ever heard or experienced that smell are the Pentel
Hi, new subscriber here! Would love to see a review of the Mungyo Artist's Extra Soft oil pastels (not their student grade ones which are more common). A review of the Van Gogh 60 set would be nice too, especially since they are advertised as being lightfast. I have them both (and many, many others!) but I'm always interested in hearing what other pastelists have to say. Concerning Paul Rubens, have you tried the ones that came out before the Haiya's? Not sure what they were called but I know one of the sets was called "Seascape" colors. I'm guessing the other set (I think there were two) was "Landscape", but I'm not sure. Anyway, combined they offered a LOT of colors, most pretty decent for the price (but nowhere near Caran D'ache, Sennelier or Holbein!) But some of the greens were unusably weird; I don't know how to describe them other than that. I've run into issues with greens in a couple other brands too. Do you know if there's something about green pigment that makes it hard to turn into an oil pastel? Just curious. Anyway, good luck with your channel! I hope it grows!! Looking forward to seeing more from you... :)
One on the Mungyo artists SOFT oil pastels coming up esp for you x
@@johnsartmaterialguidestuto7757 Awwww! You're so sweet! :)