I really like mungyo, my sister and her husband bought me the large set in the wooden box for Christmas I was totally surprised! But they just feel there investment will come back to them in the firm of paintings, which they do, surely they can't possibly have any wall space left!😄. Thank you for your review, yeah I can't find any singles either, but I did get a box of whites through Amazon I think the brand is basics.
What a beautiful cloud picture. I have ordered the Mungyo 48 set today. Sadly they do not appear to provide pigment or lightfastness information, so are not ideal for work that will be hung in the light. I intend to practice with these, and if I become proficient will gradually replace with Caran D'ache or Sennelier.
Ooooh what a beautiful picture 😍 I haven't used oil pastels for a long long time. I do enjoy using them and I like the look of these as they don't look messy. You have blended them beautifully for that sky scene. Thank you for sharing your review of these 😍
Thank you for this fab review! I love the idea of pastels but before I invest in high-end sets, I’d like to know they are worth it. Your work is beautiful!
Thank you very much, I am really happy you found it useful, this set is definetely worth the money andI think is a great place to start with oil pastels!!
I just got Paul Rubens white only oil pastels and are way better than Mungyo white. Mungyo and Paul Rubens are a great value for learning. An artist can make amazing art with dirt! Lol! Such a gift.
I just bought these, in the wooden box. But mine don't blend like in this video, no matter what I do! I tried both light and heavy applications, and it just looks like crayons. It refuses to blend away the lines. I tried using the side of the pastel, tried blending with different things...I tried on two different papers, both mixed media. One was Fabriano 135 lbs, textured, the other was 120 lbs and a bit smoother. I even tried with alcohol. I tried spraying it on then using a paint brush. I tried dipping a paint brush in alcohol. I tried dipping a paper towel in alcohol. I tried using a blow dryer to heat the pastel, and that did make more of it go on, but it only stays warm for about 10 seconds. I've watched dozens of videos, and even if I just put down one single color and do light to dark, it won't blend. It doesn't move the pigment. It's just the same as if I bought crayolas and then rubbed it with a paper towel. Does anyone have any suggestions? I have followed simple vidoes, and mine looks just like theirs before blending, but it just doesn't change to the more paint like consistency, even with alcohol.
Just started back with Mungyo, I love these pastels
I really like mungyo, my sister and her husband bought me the large set in the wooden box for Christmas I was totally surprised! But they just feel there investment will come back to them in the firm of paintings, which they do, surely they can't possibly have any wall space left!😄. Thank you for your review, yeah I can't find any singles either, but I did get a box of whites through Amazon I think the brand is basics.
What a beautiful cloud picture. I have ordered the Mungyo 48 set today. Sadly they do not appear to provide pigment or lightfastness information, so are not ideal for work that will be hung in the light. I intend to practice with these, and if I become proficient will gradually replace with Caran D'ache or Sennelier.
Ooooh what a beautiful picture 😍 I haven't used oil pastels for a long long time. I do enjoy using them and I like the look of these as they don't look messy.
You have blended them beautifully for that sky scene.
Thank you for sharing your review of these 😍
Thank you !! yes they are not messy at all I really love them for that , because I am messy enough !! I enjoy them a lot
Thank you for this fab review! I love the idea of pastels but before I invest in high-end sets, I’d like to know they are worth it. Your work is beautiful!
Thank you very much, I am really happy you found it useful, this set is definetely worth the money andI think is a great place to start with oil pastels!!
They now offer a set of 120 in a nice wooden box. I'm gonna buy it one day. I have the 72 set now. These pastels are the best. I absolutely love them.
Thank you for sharing your review, I've always wanted to try a higher quality brand of oil pastels. This review is greatly appreciated 😁
Thanks, these are very good quality, I would totally reccomend them
yes Mungyo Gallery is the best I ever had, even better the sennelier
My Favorite😍 Oil Pastels😊
Mine too😊😊
Mungyo sells a box of just white, and it is very reasonably priced
nice!!! I have not seen it but I am happy to know that thank you for sharing!!
I just got Paul Rubens white only oil pastels and are way better than Mungyo white.
Mungyo and Paul Rubens are a great value for learning. An artist can make amazing art with dirt! Lol! Such a gift.
What paper are you using ??
Hey there, I was using a mixed media claire fontaine paper a grey one. not really specific for oil pastels, but worked fine
can you say which set is better buy? Paul Rubens or Mungyo Gallery? I'm in dilemma. I will get Paul Rubens whites separately.
I like Mungyo better. Paul Rubens are very oily and not consistent in application like Mungyo.
@@estherferrara thanks. I still haven't decided if I like oil pastels.
Hi there, I would agree with Esther, I also prefer the Mungyo the Paul Rubens are not very consistent, the Mungyo are a dream to use!!
@@Romysartjournal thank you, I have ordered Mungyo. can you tell me do oil pastels dissolve with odorless mineral spirit?
@@katarinaholik I am pretty sure they will !! I hope you'll enjoy them as much as I do
Do u have a video doing Macaroons with the oil pastels? If you don’t, can u please do a demo in real time? I’m a beginner trying to learn. Thank u!
Hey Vee, no I don't have one , but I would be happy to do it , it will probably be in the next couple of videos ! Thnaks for watching ❤️
@@Romysartjournal ok! Thank u soooooooo much!
I just bought these, in the wooden box. But mine don't blend like in this video, no matter what I do! I tried both light and heavy applications, and it just looks like crayons. It refuses to blend away the lines. I tried using the side of the pastel, tried blending with different things...I tried on two different papers, both mixed media. One was Fabriano 135 lbs, textured, the other was 120 lbs and a bit smoother.
I even tried with alcohol. I tried spraying it on then using a paint brush. I tried dipping a paint brush in alcohol. I tried dipping a paper towel in alcohol.
I tried using a blow dryer to heat the pastel, and that did make more of it go on, but it only stays warm for about 10 seconds.
I've watched dozens of videos, and even if I just put down one single color and do light to dark, it won't blend. It doesn't move the pigment. It's just the same as if I bought crayolas and then rubbed it with a paper towel.
Does anyone have any suggestions? I have followed simple vidoes, and mine looks just like theirs before blending, but it just doesn't change to the more paint like consistency, even with alcohol.
Did you slow your video down? Your voice sounds normal only at 1.25x the speed