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Pan Pastels Explained
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
- Pan pastels are one of the most luxurious, artist grade soft pastel on the market. With their intelligent color system and vibrant color options, they are a joy to color with. However, they are on the pricey end of art supplies; require special tools to use; and have a bit of a learning curve-so they may not be one of the best coloring tools for beginners. But once you get used to them they are an amazing and fun art medium to use.
In this video I show you my small collection; how to store pan pastels; how to organize pan pastel tools; how to seal pan pastels and more.
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CHAPTER MARKERS
00:00:00 - Welcome & Introduction
00:01:00 - What Are Pan Pastels?
00:08:46 - Swatching My Pan Pastels
00:11:52 - Pan Pastel Buying Recommendation
00:15:57 - Tools Needed for Pan Pastels
00:28:29 - How to Seal Pan Pastels
00:31:42 - Final Thoughts & Recommendations
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for the broken pan, add rubbing alcohol to the pan until it is all absorbed in the pastel. use a tooth pick to stur so all the pastel is wet. you something to flatten use or you finger. As it dyes, you can press it more. when its totally dry, you are good to go.
OMG… thanks for this tip. I really appreciate it!
The best introduction of pan pastels ever seen before ! Thank you !
My husband is making me some really cool holders for my Pan Pastels, using his 3D printer. They each hold 6 pans like a small palet and they stack, with or without lids. Help save time and keep the Pans safe and clean. Perfect solution for my beautiful Pan Pastels.❤️
This was fabulous! Best explanation out there. Thank you!!
WOW! Amazing art. You have talent. Thank you for the great videos.
I’m so excited that you’re doing these videos on pan pastels. I have about 20 colors and have been experimenting. I end up with such a mess on my paper. Can’t wait to see you using them.
It is indeed a beautiful set... I would like to try them too... still saving for!!! Thanks for reviewing and showing👍👌💯
Always something new. Never seen these before. Amazing for sure.
Thank you for this thorough review. I really enjoyed this as I have a better understanding of this medium and it’s tools.
I'm SO excited for this one! I've been super curious about these for ages and didn't know if they were worth buying so I can't wait to see what you think of them
As always an in depth and thorough review. I loved it and I'm sure all that you explain with Pan Pastels will work equally as well with others. I have stick pastels (long and short) as well as woodless pencil pastels that I haven't used yet. So looking forward to your next video. Thanks so much!
Thank you for your tips and explanation. This was great.
omg I love your cow!! and your beautiful ring, not to mention all the information, Thank you.
I have been using the stick style pastels to color my backgrounds on my coloring pages for a long time... love them.. When I realized they did not mix, or change the color of my colored pencils etc. I realized how convenient and awesome the use was for me... Love seeing these, especially how you shared the "shade and value" concept..I think just seeing that helps everyone understand those terms so much better.
Wow thx somuch, so very very thorough and helpful 👍
As for panpastels, I think the most affordable way to go is to get a basic set and mix your own colours. If you could afford a bit more, you can buy more pure colours and mix the tints and darker tones with your black and white.
Panpastels are the most versatile products in the market , the play beautifully with other medias. I discovered myself tons of techniques incorporating them in my artwork. I’m so happy to have almost the whole set❤️
If I start collecting them now, maybe I’ll have the whole set in a year or two. 🤷🏻♀️
@@marshabraswell5681 start with the basic painting ser
Thank you. Very informative.
Dick Blick customer service is amazing. They should sell their model of service to every company.
Thank you so much for this video! I’m learning so much from them and they bring me so much joy! 💕 and oh my gosh I love those pastels so so much ….now if only I had your artistic ability :)
I like the artwork at the end with the flowers
I've been using pastels that come in small boxes that look like eye shadows for my neuroart pixels. I'm using some eye shadow tools (cheap on Amazon) that seem to work well for me. I also have pastel pencils from years ago I want to try. You did a great job in showing the pan pastels and I was grateful that you showed some fixative examples. Great video. Thanks!🤗
Thank you so much for this video❤️♥️❤️
I never used it before, but I'm so excited to buy my own set 😍
Thank you so much for this video 😍
So far my brain says just get the black white and hue honestly so much cheaper
Thanks so much for your very useful video 👌👌🏵🏵
Love the Pan Pastels 💕
This was helpful, thank you 😊!
Very informative video, I've been using PanPastel for a number of years, they also work beautifully as a base coat for mixed media use with coloured pencil on top or with pastel pencils :)
Thanks ! I love these!
Thank you!! Must shop!!!
Thank you!
Just subscribed Jennifer.. im watching right now about pan pastels i have some collection of them but havent use them yet..
Wunderbar!
Foam makeup wedges work great lol also I bought a pool noodle which blend them great
I love panpastels. This medium reminds me of oil paint in that it is very blendy and the end result is rich. The pigments are about as fine as one can get.
Thank you so much for this! I've been trying to decide if I want to invest in these, how they work and if they'd help me take my coloring pages to the next level but I was intimidated by the PanPastels since there didn't seem to be a clear place to get instruction on where to start. I've been fiddling with Eye Shadow in place of something like this. this has given me the confidence to think I could add this medium to my pages! :)
Also..I love that your dog is on your desk. She is ADORABLE.
I have bought the metallic set and portrait set sometime ago but haven’t used yet. Please do a video on how to use them. Thank you❤️
PanPasels supply extra lids for the products purchased in sets. Relatively inexpensive. Also, I use Pastel Mat paper. This allows lots of layers without using loads of fixative. The paper will also allow pastel pencils (or mixed-media) to be applied on top of the PanPastels. Personally, I only use them for under painting.
I was just introduced to Pan Pastels via a Jerry Artarama video demo. I found your video which provided a lot more information. I loved your small plastic boxes for storage. Where might I find those? Cant wait to see your video on how to actually use the pastels to create a picture.
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I agree about the fact that it is a messy media, but I seem to do better with pastels rather than paints and I even think I do better with the graphite and possibly charcoal, but I’m still working on the other stuff too like watercolors, but I haven’t started with gouache or oil paints yet. So I think I’m gonna go with Pan Pastels for a while. thank you for sharing.
Jennifer their is a fine mist bottle called flairosol that works . Jason Morgan on youtube tells about it. Also Dickblick makes trays that holds 10 or 20 pan pastels you lay beside you while you work from the pans and they have a cover so you can cover 10 or 20 at a time. can't wait to see what you do with the pastels.
I bought that mister too for the spectra fix which works really well now I need another one I ordered the new fixative made in Italy it really good from what many pastel artists Assyrian better than thee sow yrs fix which like I said I have
Wonderful video and introduction to pan pastels. I caution you against using your fingers to take the pigment out of the pans as this can contaminate with the oils from your skin. I am using sticks of pastels and they are sticks of pigment and you can use that “broken” pan just use your tools to move the powder to your surface. You can create paintings without a fixative spray, just use good pastel papers that will grab and hold onto the pigment UArt has sanded paper and Pastelmat from Clairfontaine are just 2 brands that I have used successfully! Thank you for sharing this exciting new medium with your viewers.
I love pan pastels! I have a handful, I use them on my Cold Porcelain life-like flowers I create. They work beautifully.
I just bought 53 on ebay lightly used for 155 added to my 25 I already have I’m so excited they’re showing up monday, and only 3 duplicates
You should get the faber castell Pitt monochrome and pitt graphite sets. I think you’ll really love those.
Hey Jennifer…I guess I missed this one when it originally came out. At the moment I’m getting into pastels for my artwork (but still love my watercolors.) I’ve had a very small set of a dozen or so Pan Pastels around for a few years, but hadn’t really used them much. Now that I veered off into pastels, and bought some new stick pastels and pastel pencils, I’m wanting to make good use of my Pan Pastels too. (Watched a 3 year old Dawn Emerson video where she demonstrates some really unique ways to use PP…by stenciling & many mixed media uses…and on another channel they used them with stamps!) Because they’re an “investment supply” and pricey, I do look for sales and promos on them, but there really aren’t that many and the prices are very similar wherever I look. I also watched a video where the 2 founding creators of PP were on with a rep from Golden, who bought them out last year. They promise to keep the same high quality level, and I think they will. Someone from their audience had asked about “half pans” and they said there are no plans for that…but? Wouldn’t that be great! It sure would make them more affordable and practical since, unless you’re a really heavy user, the generous pan size now will last for many years with many colors hardly getting touched. Thanks for your great review!
Jennifer, I’ve never used pan pastels but have used chalk pastels. I have both chalk pencils and chalk in pans.The tools that you use with pan pastels are very similar to my chalk pastels supplies. Do you know how the chalk and pan pastels differ? I know with chalk pastels once you finish a product, you have to use a fixative or put it in a plastic sleeve so as not to have the chalk move if you touch it. I am a scrapbooker so I usually just put my finished spreads in the sleeve. My favorite tool was a pencil with a dentist clip (the kind they use to clip the plastic bib on you) with a mini cotton ball.
Loved this! I have a few metallic but must admit I am completely intimated by them lol. Can’t wait to see what you do! Btw did you know you can purchase additional lids? I am worried the ones you are storing without them might dry out?
I would like to see mini pan pastels like distress inks did
Pompoms and an alligator clip are great as a tool for the Pan Pastels
Hi thank you I have pan pastel I have them in trays and works very well I don’t need the leads🙏💐
Send that broken one back! Even if you press it with alcohol it will never be the same. Also don't use your fingers on the pans. Your fingers will transfer oils to the surface. I've had the whole set for years and they are wonderful. They mix beautifully so even just getting a basic set will work for most folks. Amazon frequently has great prices for the sets and tools. I store all of mine in the flat trays that hold 20 pans. Keeps them nicely but takes up lots of space on the work surface.
Your art is beautiful. What type of varnish do you use to protect your paint?
Thanks for doing a video on these. I've been wanting to try them ever since someone told me they work well for grayscale which I'm always frustrated with. I thought about starting with just a few skin tones. Does anyone have any recommendations for which colors I should try 1st?
You can layer on top of the fixative once it has dried to repair
Thank you for this helpful video. I am finding that my sponge tips (the ones you put on the sofft tools) are drying up VERY quickly on me, like within 4-6 days. I have kept them open to the air and I think this is why. Could you tell me where you purchased your plastic storage case? If you got it on Amazon, could you tell me what it is called? Thank you.
Hi! I was wondering where I can purchase the drawer cabinet you’re using to hold your pan pastels. I love it! Thank you for the time and thoroughness you provide for use newbies out here. God bless you!
Amazon. I have seen something similar for pencils but now dividers. You may have found them by now. HTH.😉
I have been interested in Pan Pastels but don't like that you have to use a fixative. Will love to see if you can get the odorless one to work.
Thanks for another great video.
Use a paper with good tooth , Pastelmat or a sanded paper and no need for fixative which will discolor certain colors . Then Fran under glass using spacers
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Yes maam, I have to see to use! lol
I also went through a phase of organizing my pan pastel stuff. The downside of this 'medium' is that they are comparatively tough to organize comfortably and they take up a lot of desk space.
OOO so pretty. I was looking forward to seeing the art piece in the sunlight, but you never did show it. :(
hi jenifer &Steve. 1st night I'm seeing your show
For the broken pan. The company don’t recommend using rubbing alcohol or any other liquid. Because it can effect alter the natural properties. They suggest pouring the broken pieces in a baggie and crushing them use a roller pin or anything else you have on hand to crush it back to a fine pigment. Work the colours into the cornet cut the baggie and pour the powdered pigment into a container tin or whatever you have on hand. If you add a liquid to the natural powdered properties you could also void the warrenty.
Can u show how to min tints and shades
I bought some lids but they were screwed so tight in twos I couldn’t separate them, I contacted Pan Pastel company and they sent me 12 single ones free, so amazing, what a great company.
Hello, can you please tell me where or provide a link for the storage boxes you used for the tools?
now you have enough blues for plenty open skies
You mentioned putting them on a paper that was for pan pastels, can they be used in most coloring books?
Hi I love the drawers where do you get them from? Thanks
You can buy them from any art store or on Amazon. Most often called pastel drawers but they are great for a lot of art supplies.
Maybe you have less droplet when having your peace of art upright instead of laying flat on the desk. Also with sprays its important that you stay away from the piece far enough. if you are too close you also could get blobs
Where did you get the drawers? How much where they?
Hi Jennifer. There is a British artist, Jason Morgan, and he works with panpastels. He has done videos comparing tools, fixative etc, so it may be worth having a look at his channel.
Pull back away from the piece. I found I was to close and got the drops. The end of the spray is finer. The heavy drops fall down.
Use spectrafix with an airbrush
Where did you get the drawers?
Hello Dear, can you give us the list of the pan pastels please ❤
I tried to order on blick and couldn't
I like the kids a lot u can buy sets of 6 kids on amazon not too expensive maybe 12$ but worth it I don’t like the tower deal the set I got on ebay comes with a ton of soft tools and 6 trays one 20 compartments, 5 have 10 compartments
I bought a tower of 5 and 4 of them were smashed! Amazon packaging is terrible, but they did refund my money when I complained, I had better luck ordering in the tray
I'm trying to find out why the "ultra fine" titanium white is so expensive and if it's worth it in pan pastels?
I am not sure on that color…I would think it contains a more expensive pigment but I’m not sure.
I’m a retired new colorist who’s living on a fixed income; but I want “all the things.” I need to be very frugal when adding to my art supplies. It’s going to take me months and months to collect all of these pan pastels; so I have a few questions.
1. Do these pan pastels come in a smaller size, or is this large pan the only size? If there is a smaller size that’s less expensive, maybe I could complete the collection faster.
2. Are the stick pastels the same as pan pastels as far as the effects possible on a picture; or is the outcome totally different? My thought was to get a set of chalk pastels so I’d have the color options while I build up the pan pastel collection if they are somewhat interchangeable. I understand the difference in the pan and chalk stick; but again, while I’m building up my collection, will the sticks work until I have a lot of color choices.
3. You mentioned that the pan pastels were formulated more like eye shadow pans; so if I’m on a really tight, or “no buy” budget, will eye shadows work on a picture until I can buy pan pastels?
Thank you for all the help!
easy answers to these questions: no, no, no and no. Pan pastels are not chalk. It's like comparing alcohol markers to water colours. Sorry it's not better news but at least you can buy them individually.
Thank you so much for your reply. The best way to learn something new is to observe, ask questions, and try it out. Thanks for your patience with a newbie.
I was wondering if the Tim Holtz micro glaze would work with these, if anyone has tried it perhaps they can comment. It's like a clear creme or gel you rub over art. Intended to use with his inks and sprays.
Hello Rita, Micro glaze will NOT work with Pan Pastels. You'll need a spray fixative. been working with Pan Pastels for 2 years and now use the Blick Matte Workable Fixative spray. is an order with it, but it's not as bad as some other brands. Hope that helps.
I bought about 2 dozen pan pastels over 2 yrs ago. Haven’t done much with them except on my gel plates. I did discover you can seal your pan pastels using a clear medium that’s brayered onto a gel plate first then applied to your work. They are fun to play with but I would NOT use my fingers to apply. Honey, use a Qtip if you can’t afford the applicators, which are washable by the way.
If you call the company they will replace the broken / crumbled one. I had a number of them come that way and they sent me new pans with no returns needed. Don't order from anyone but a professional art supply company like Blick, Jerry's Artarama, Cheap Joes, etc as the company works with them in regard to proper shipping methods. It was the set I ordered on Amazon that arrived crumbled, even in the tower set.
Did you use pastel paper
I haven’t seen any new videos is everything ok Steve and Jennifer?
An airbrush would work using a can and adapter or compressor.
Hair spray seems to work best.
Any special kind of hair spray or ingredient??
Cheaper the better, aerosol type.
Did you forget to stick the photo in at the end?
Looks nice,but I don't see the benefit of them other than being a novelty. I"m not a collector type , I'm more of a minimalist so this seems a little over the top for me. I do hope you enjoy them and get much artistic happiness from them though.
Hi everyone late as usual 💗
It is fiddly to screw pans on top of each other. It is a pity, that one can not buy extra lids.
I can tell you why Mishka's upset. Did you remember to give him the box?
Make sure you are at least 18 inches away and not laying flat.
I have a girl Maltese. Is Rose a Maltese? She’s beautiful
Great idea using rubbing alcohol to repair shattered PanPastels. Just like pencils, the pastels will not stand up to dropping.
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I hear Mishka