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  • Castle Arts Pasteltint Coloured Pencils | Review of Castles Pasteltint Colored Pencils
    Not that long ago, I completed a review of the Castle Arts Gold Colored Pencils and was really happily surprised at the quality of the Castle Arts Gold Colored Pencils. In this review we take a look at the Castle Arts Pasteltint Colored Pencils and put them trough some of the original tests that we normally do.
    I have added links below to the written review as well as the speed drawing and still images of the artwork, select the link below that peeks your interest.
    RUclips REVIEW - Castle Arts Pasteltint RUclips Review - bit.ly/3GFsaZG
    SPEED DRAWING - Castle Arts Pasteltint Speed Drawing Artwork - bit.ly/3sgGbaU
    WRITTEN REVIEW - Castle Arts Pasteltint Written Review - bit.ly/3Lhob8R
    STILL IMAGES - Still Images of Artwork - bit.ly/3ovGZI2
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    AMAZON EU - Castel Arts Pasteltint Wallet 48 Set
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Комментарии • 64

  • @thefrugalcrafter
    @thefrugalcrafter 2 года назад +43

    I think it's great that more companies are coming out with pastel ranges. They are so fun to use on toned paper and are wonderful for blending out vivid colors. Wonderful review, keep up the good work!

  • @ellietodd393
    @ellietodd393 2 года назад +13

    Great review as usual. I would love to see a comparison of these to the Brutfuner Macaron. I have those and struggle to see the difference between them and the pastel Holbeins I have. I only have 12 Holbein so maybe it’s in the other colours. I love the Macarons.

  • @katecurrie7499
    @katecurrie7499 2 года назад +4

    Thank you for this review Harry, although I'd already bought them, I loved the colours. I didn't realise that pastel pencils are not made to be used on their own but to compliment others, so that was good to know, 👍👍

  • @Therealgirlinthedesert
    @Therealgirlinthedesert 2 года назад +2

    Great in-depth review! Thanks so much for showing us. They’re beautiful.

  • @krystinsawyer
    @krystinsawyer 2 года назад +2

    Thank you so much for your in-depth reviews! I am super interested in seeing more direct comparisons. I really loved the comparison video you did between the Arteza and the Castle Arts pencils.

  • @jeaniejean8200
    @jeaniejean8200 2 года назад +2

    Another wonderful review 👍 What a beautiful set. I love that you showed them on all the different papers, very helpful and informative 😉

  • @harpsicello
    @harpsicello 2 года назад +2

    Beautiful pastel folors! ❤️ And the cover illustration and design looks classic!❤️❤️❤️

  • @jeanettegeldenhuys5050
    @jeanettegeldenhuys5050 2 года назад +1

    Thank you for your detailed analysis of the different papers , with the pastels. You making it so difficult for me to decide. They are lovely, & I sorely need pastels in my collection.

  • @nancyloomis3046
    @nancyloomis3046 2 года назад +1

    Thanks…this is great and I think I may get this set…if not right away, then it’ll be on my wish list. With some skill (created by practice, practice, practice,) almost anyone, even with “cheap” color pencils and other inexpensive markers, can create some really nice work. I’ve done it before just to test things out. But I can see that these are definitely NOT CHEAP, but just reasonably priced and will allow you to produce some beautiful work without having to work so hard and then the quality will make them a lasting supply that may become your go-to pastel colored pencil set when you need them. And then all the extras Castle is giving their customers to encourage and guide is phenomenal!

  • @mjpete27
    @mjpete27 2 года назад +2

    Hullo Harry! You have created a wonderful review of this pencil set! I remember when I saw the Holbein brand introduced their 50 pastel pencil set! Now it seems like just about everyone has a “Macaron” or pastel set to increase their lines of pencils. I am curious about longevity of the art created with these colors? Even the very expensive Holbein pencils have only good ratings I don’t remember seeing an excellent pencil in the group! I am guessing this is because of the lighter colors and tinted pigments. Thank you again for sharing your amazing review and opinions on these pencils! Please take care, be safe and enjoy the rest of your day!

  • @ChrisR_68
    @ChrisR_68 Месяц назад

    hi there thanks so much for this review, ive just bought myself the 48 tin and they look wonderful especially on black paper or maybe dark grey toned, i have claire fontaine pad and its darker than my strathmore grey tone.
    i love the booklets that are in the gold fabulous their gold range they glide they are beautiful.
    also each tin comes with a tutorial which is good for me as im new to coloured pencil and im doing a course on them, ive only used graphite so far but i want to venture into colour then watercolor after that as part of my artistic journey.
    these reviews really help so thanks again for a great review 😁 x

  • @BornAgainFarmGirl
    @BornAgainFarmGirl 2 года назад +1

    Your review is so detailed thank you so much for your hard work !

  • @astridgarcia888
    @astridgarcia888 2 года назад

    Excellent review and thanks for all the work showing us in different papers It,s so useful ! Thanks so much, Harry !

  • @janinejohnson6357
    @janinejohnson6357 2 года назад +1

    Love the look cant wait till prices drop too.

  • @shannonwolff2599
    @shannonwolff2599 Год назад

    Awesome review again Harry, thank you so much, not sure how I missed this one earlier, but glad I got it as even Canadian sites are getting into the American black Friday sales so just ordered them on sale!!

  • @tinniaphillips4059
    @tinniaphillips4059 2 года назад +1

    Thank you for the review. They currently out of stock here in US for the tin set. I definitely will get me a set. 👍

  • @marjattacajan9058
    @marjattacajan9058 2 года назад

    Thank you for this channel, you do excellent work! I check your videos first when i am going to buy new colors or papers that i have not used before.

  • @katemmart
    @katemmart 2 года назад +2

    These look really nice. Of all these pastel pencil sets out I would really like to find some that coordinate well with my Derwent sets or my polychromos. Lol

  • @janetjackson2157
    @janetjackson2157 2 года назад

    I absolutely love this set, I really would love to get the gold set, brilliant review xx

  • @tinylite4964
    @tinylite4964 2 года назад +1

    Hi Ellie Todd, I've been using the macaroons with my brutfuner square and the tonal values are great.

  • @sometimeswrite239
    @sometimeswrite239 2 года назад

    Wonderful review. Thank you for being so thoughtful in your approach.

  • @brigitteitg
    @brigitteitg 2 года назад

    Thanks so much for this detailed review! I bought them when they just came out to use them with my Ohuhu pastel alcohol markers. So far I only used them on their own in a colouring book which has very smooth paper. I wasn’t impressed so almost gave them away - I will definitely try them again on a toothier paper, as I do love the colours! And as you said, the presentation in the box is beautiful.

  • @susantoper6514
    @susantoper6514 2 года назад

    Wonderful review, think you've covered everything. This is the first set of pastel tint pencils that I've been tempted to buy.

  • @tinylite4964
    @tinylite4964 2 года назад

    Thanks for yet another really helpful video Harry.

  • @pennyharvey181
    @pennyharvey181 2 года назад

    Thanks Harry great review as always xx

  • @LaraCroft2169
    @LaraCroft2169 2 года назад +2

    As soon as they pit these on a sale price I would love to have them. They had 72 on sale for 19.99 but I can’t find these for less the. $44.95 USD.

    • @margaretf667
      @margaretf667 2 года назад

      It's because they are new and in demand, they were not put on sale

  • @carmenvogels-aagaard5559
    @carmenvogels-aagaard5559 2 года назад

    Thank you for this review. I like the Castle Arts pencils. They are great in colouring books.

  • @iamjane9628
    @iamjane9628 2 года назад

    Excellent review, Harry. Thank you.

  • @StephenMarkTurner
    @StephenMarkTurner Год назад

    I really appreciate you including black paper as I really like that effect (I use Artagain).

  • @carolimber6509
    @carolimber6509 2 года назад

    Thanks for this review. Initially I was confused by the name, so thanks for clarifying. . It's a great product and this one's on my list.

  • @2damecuteUK
    @2damecuteUK 2 года назад

    Great review as always I’m definitely buying this set

  • @jirikir
    @jirikir 2 года назад

    Nice review. Nice set. I want know what you think of the metallic set. Waiting for that review.

  • @therasiathecook
    @therasiathecook 2 года назад

    Thank you so so much I was so curious to hear what you have to say about this. =D

  • @ginamcgregor8412
    @ginamcgregor8412 2 года назад

    Love these Harry thanks 👍🙂

  • @pedigit
    @pedigit Год назад

    Can you tell me something about the lightfastness compared to the expensive brands?

  • @astrid4328
    @astrid4328 Год назад

    great review! can you tell me the difference between the ones in the etui, and the ones in the tin? is there a quality difference? also the regular colored pencil differences. thx!

  • @terrisimmers9784
    @terrisimmers9784 2 года назад

    As aga💐in Harry you rock! This tutorial is just Great. Thank You Harry! Love Terri Simmers.🌈🎊🪅🥁

  • @carmennunez715
    @carmennunez715 2 года назад

    Great review thank you for sharing

  • @cateyes3813
    @cateyes3813 2 года назад

    Hi 👋 some of those colours look so bright that they look like they could almost pass for a neon. Is that the case? Because I've been looking for a set of neon pencils that don't have that yucky waxy, uneven lay down like the majority of neons do. So yeah, any that could possibly pass for a neon?

  • @brigitteitg
    @brigitteitg 2 года назад +2

    Thanks so much for this detailed review! I bought them when they just came out to use them with my Ohuhu pastel alcohol markers. So far I only used them on their own in a colouring book which has very smooth paper. I wasn’t impressed so almost gave them away - I will definitely try them again on a toothier paper, as I do love the colours! And as you said, the presentation in the box is beautiful.
    Just a technical question: If you upload two videos at the same time (like this review and the artwork) they get bundled in my IPhone app. I can’t see the content of them unless I start the first video, and the second one starts straight after the first one. This doesn’t give me time to like or comment on the first video, unless I start it again (which will show you more views than you actually get, as I just restart to leave my like and comment). Do you (or anyone else) know how to show them as individual videos? I couldn’t find anything in the RUclips settings - it just started doing this after an update. It happens not only on your channel, but I thought maybe someone on here might know… 😊

    • @TheArtGearGuide
      @TheArtGearGuide  2 года назад +1

      Hi Bridget I have no idea at all why the videos are doing that because they are uploaded to RUclips as completely separate videos, I just put them out at roughly the same time, I’ll upload the speed drawing video and then go back into RUclips Studio and upload the review.
      What phone are you using and have you downloaded the RUclips app for your phone. Mind you, no matter what phone you have or if you have the RUclips app or just use a browser, I still can’t think why it would be forcing you to watch the videos in this sequence. You should be able to watch one of the videos and completely pass on the other one and you should be able to write a comment while you are actually watching the video, you shouldn’t have to wait until the end of the video or replay it.
      I’ll have a look about Google and see if anyone else has encountered the same issue and get back to you if I can get an answer.
      Thank you so much for your lovely comment and support and definitely try them on a slightly toothier paper, you will get so much more from them. Doesn’t have to be Cold Pressed Watercolor paper, something like a Velum or mixed media would be excellent

    • @brigitteitg
      @brigitteitg 2 года назад

      @@TheArtGearGuide Thanks so much for your reply! I’m able to leave a comment while watching but often I like to finish the video first before writing, and then it jumps right to the next. It’s very strange and I’ll keep looking for a solution. Thanks again for caring, don’t worry about it or waste your time on it, I just thought you or someone else might know as it just happened again with your two videos.

  • @nancys2121
    @nancys2121 2 года назад +1

    Do you know where I can find this set, or the tutorial? I've looked everywhere.
    Thanks!

    • @TheArtGearGuide
      @TheArtGearGuide  2 года назад +1

      Hi Unfortunately as is the case with so many art products they go through periods of being out of stock, since the Pandemic, so many companies have fallen behind in terms of deliveries etc and it is taking a while to replenish for some of them, especially companies like Castle and Arteza who source their products from third party companies abroad. For companies like Faber Castel, Derwent, Caran D'ache etc, they have their own factories and so have a little bit more control over deliveries etc and stock.
      With regards to the tutorial, I am not sure what you are referring to, I uploaded a speed drawing of the artwork but its not really a tutorial, ruclips.net/video/p4WHD99nLJA/видео.html this is a link to the speed drawing.

    • @nancys2121
      @nancys2121 2 года назад

      @@TheArtGearGuide thanks so much for your reply.

  • @learnartwithme3766
    @learnartwithme3766 2 года назад

    Have you tried the Cretacolor Karmina?

  • @bostonblackie9503
    @bostonblackie9503 Год назад

    There must be great competition in China over colour pencils. I looked these up and they said the manufacturer was in Buffalo N. Y. Not too far from me. However, another site said they were made in China.

  • @nancybarney2330
    @nancybarney2330 2 года назад +1

    Great Review! Just one question( I may have missed it) but are these a oil based like the 120 Gold set or wax base?? Please!😊

    • @TheArtGearGuide
      @TheArtGearGuide  2 года назад +2

      Hi Nancy you didn’t miss it at all, I personally don’t comment of whether or not a pencil is oil or wax based, instead I talk about how hard or soft the core is and what it layers and blends like.
      When I first started out with Colored pencil reviewing, I would contact the companies and ask them if their pencils were wax or oil. Back then I would only get through to sales reps or customer care, it was before companies started to assign a personal agent to me, and so I could call the company on a Monday and be told the pencil was wax and on the Tuesday be told it was oil based. I would then write or mention what I was told and in the comment section it would be filled with half of the people screaming at me cause they thought the pencil was oil and the other half backing me up cause they thought it was wax.
      It actually drove me nuts because I wanted to deliver accurate reviews and it felt like I was just guessing, so I decided to take matters into my own hands.
      After about a year of begging, I eventually was able to talk with two Chemists from two of the biggest pencil companies on the planet, these are the people who decide how much binder, pigment etc should go into a pencil core. I asked them about Wax and Oil based pencils to which both of them said it was a myth. Mind you I say I spoke to both Chemists, this was not together there was about 6 months difference and neither knew I was talking to the other, I just wanted to get the best info I could. Anyway, they both told me that all pencils will have oil and wax combined in them, some pencils will have more oil than wax and others will be more wax than oil. They also explained to me that there are different waxes used like synthetic wax, bees wax and they mentioned some other kind but I’d have to look at my notes as it escapes me now.
      I decided after talking to these Chemists that I would make a video explaining, but I just haven’t got round to doing this as the notes I took are incredibly complicated and I need to organise them properly. However I decided from that point on that I would no longer categorise pencils in this way but instead explain how the core feels and behaves.
      Most people think that if a pencil is wax based the core is soft and if it is oil based the core is hard. But if you have ever used the Derwent Artist pencils, they are sold by Derwent as wax and yet, they hold the hardest core of any pencil I have every reviewed, but it feels this way because of the type of wax used, the binding agent used and the Artist pencils are not very pigmented either, they lend themselves beautifully to light layers.
      I will get round to doing a review about wax and oil soon but I am sorry I couldn’t be of any more help on this matter.

    • @nancybarney2330
      @nancybarney2330 2 года назад

      @@TheArtGearGuide Oh Thank You for the explanation! Yes that would be a good Video... but I Totally understand how complicated it would be! I really just thought maybe the packaging referenced wax or oil like the Gold 120 set does! But Thank You for your explanation! Your Reviews are ALWAYS Superbly done!😍

  • @kubricksghost6058
    @kubricksghost6058 11 месяцев назад +1

    great review, although... did castle sponser you for this?

    • @TheArtGearGuide
      @TheArtGearGuide  11 месяцев назад +1

      Thanks for the comment, I don’t get sponsored by anyone. I have been offered by many companies but I always turn them down and explain to them that if I was receiving payment for a review, I couldn’t in good conscience say that my review would be 100% honest and without bias. Every single thing I do on my channel and website is just me, I don’t answer to anyone other than you guys, the people who watch my videos and subscribe.

    • @kubricksghost6058
      @kubricksghost6058 11 месяцев назад

      @@TheArtGearGuide thanks! Sorry didn't mean to put you on the spot there, I was genuinely curious as I'm considering to buy these pencils

  • @cateyes3813
    @cateyes3813 2 года назад +2

    And with pastel coloured pencils, with your drawing, I don't think it would be cheating to use Greys - if they do have any Greys in the set - because Greys really are sort of by definition Tints to some degree (??) Okay technically yes Grey is a tone, not a tint, but to create Grey in the first place, you need to add White, which sort of does make Greys possibly a tint/pastel/colour created by adding White (???) i mean, if I was wanting to do a picture just using pastels, I think that I'd be probably be including the Greys (??) But very nice picture though! 👍

    • @TheArtGearGuide
      @TheArtGearGuide  2 года назад +1

      Hi Melinda you are absolutely right, there are two greys in the set a light cool grey and a slightly darker warm grey, but both are quite light. They were just too light to help darken up shadow areas or darker sides of the balloons. But you are absolutely right, using greys from any other set would have helped a lot

    • @cateyes3813
      @cateyes3813 2 года назад

      @@TheArtGearGuide Oh! I feel like framing that - "You're absolutely right, Melinda"! 😄 Cos... not exactly the most common thing I get said about my suggestions! 😄🌹

  • @elizabethrector8205
    @elizabethrector8205 2 года назад

    I have them....they hurt my wrists....my best friend had the same issue.

  • @jillwiswall5386
    @jillwiswall5386 2 года назад

    One thing I adore is that the print on these pencils is not metallic so it’s much easier for me to read the color names and numbers!

  • @dorisleblanc6747
    @dorisleblanc6747 2 года назад

    Tyfs...Nice pencils 😊

  • @rubyreddress1
    @rubyreddress1 Год назад

    ☕️🙋🏻‍♀️

  • @demi3115
    @demi3115 2 года назад

    I love pastel colours, but on the other hand.. pastel is nothing more than white + hue, so it's possible to make yourself by blending ;p

  • @cherryj
    @cherryj 2 года назад

    Are these wax or oil pencils please

    • @Freedommjw
      @Freedommjw 2 года назад +1

      At about the 48 second mark the tin says they are oil based.