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New sub, love ur work. You can just use a spray fixative and it seals it totally without damaging it, u can go back and work over it and Respray too, they sell it at Walmart in the art Dept, 5.00. Easy and quick.

I lovvvvveeeee your art❤❤❤

I have the set of 12 metallics. Nice pencils, but only if you put them in with another set of pencils. The palette of my 12 set is very...(stops talking for fear of being rude.) Well, it has 2 greys (or 3 if you count the silver as grey), 2 violets, 2 greens, 2 blues, an orange-Red, gold and 1 Violet-red.

05:51 That's my favarite color too! And you nails are so prettyyyyyyy😍

I have these pencils and I love them !!!

I was searching for this video.I am extremely glad to discover your channel and watching this video. Btw according to your video mont marte is softer than lightwish?

I will use mine, but they are not my favorite. They take the oil in oil pastel seriously- even in my air conditioned apartment I can open them and they will be swimming in pools of oil. Make sure they are stored flat!

Lovely❤

Always a pleasure to watch you create ❤

Lovely and great points ❤

Beautiful! I think you forgot the kitchen sink🥰😂

I ordered them from Amazon a few months ago. I didn’t have the fallout as you put it, but I think it had to do with probably not being wrapped more securely for shipping. I love Amazon but I do think the aim is to get 12million or more packages shipped a day, so as long as they were delivered to my address at all in one piece, I’m happy. They have vibrant creamy color. I put mine in a small clear plastic hinged container from Temu and all 36 fit perfectly. Thanks for reviewing them.

Yes, these are nice pencils. lol not shame on Amazon for not gently shipping. They just need to have better packaging so you don’t have that problem.

woah, I'd LOVE to have pencils like that. great colors, and the thicker pencils would probably help my hands to cramp less!

Man those are chonky! Should be fun to use, but I would think that if you ever got to the end you would need their crayon holder as an extender. But you’d need to do some serious coloring to get that far!

I just found you and I’m excited! I have the lightwish set, sennilear, Paul Ruben’s,. I was playing with the lightwish tonight. I love how forgiving they are! If I make a mistake I can add more paint. I look forward to more videos

I have some monte marte soft pastels but thinking about getting into oil pastels as I don’t like the dust 😢. Is there a water soluble pastel you suggest? Also how do you store your pastels? I see some people have trays for them ? Thanks 😊

Im building a super set to rule them all 😂. I do believe they are the ones. Great job now i have to explain why i must have those 😂I actually keep my polychromos tin in the cardboard box to keep it from scratching. I'm very ocd with my pencils.

I prefer the Mungyo brand; Sennelier and Haiya Haiya brands are too soft for my liking.

Beautiful❤ Love painting with oilpastell!

after finished making the oil pastel painting, how much time do we need to wait until the varnish step? i live in the quite polluted area so even storing them in the closed cabinet makes me anxious because the surface'll be dirty by microdust

Kuelox brand is also available on Temu. I have Classic and Morandi sets. Like them both.

Thank you! I bought this last year, but still haven't gotten around to trying it (I forgot I had it). When I first got it, I couldn't find any reviews or guidance on how to use it, so I just stuck with the Sennelier D'Artigny. This review and the extra info by @starr-starr and @johnsartmaterialguidestuto7757 have made me want to pull it out and give it a try. Lindsay Weirich made a video with another option on sealing oil pastels called "Can You Varnish and Oil Pastel Painting? YES You Can!!!" where she used Minwax Polycrylic. I haven't tried her method, but I thought I'd share in case you're interested.

Very nice! I’m really enjoying your content. I’m going to try more artist studies in my art practice.

Do a Master's Study from a Bob Ross painting video?

Wow your final product turned out amazing! I'm just starting my oil pastel journey, I will have to try stippling next. What book did you use for your reference?

I would add to the plus list that you don’t need much more than surface and pastels and maybe some paper tissue to start.

I have been looking for a review of the Montmarte oil pastels, so thank you for this! I haven’t used the Montmarte or Lightwish, but I love my Mungyo Gallery oil pastels.

So beautiful !

Thanks for making this video. I’ve just started to learn oil pastel and your review / study videos are very helpful. I love your painting, it’s beautiful ❤

I love this picture very well done.😄

Please share what your experiences with oil pastels have been. I appreciate and am interested in your thoughts on this topic. Thank you for stopping by my little corner of UA-cam! I value your feedback :)

I have this set and use it for my rough sketch when I am watercolor painting. That way the sketch just melts into the painting.

The official line from Talens themselves is that they do not recommend mixing with Water now. Reality is they do not really know. I use this all the time and asked the question of dilution rate right at the start from them direct and they did not know and then came back and contradicted their stance on mixing water with it. However, I have learnt all there is to know about this Varnish and you can mix it with water,,,,consistency dependent on your needs! I mix it with up to 50/50 water but that would not be my final coat...i do one coat 50 /50 and another undiluted which serves very well and do not place it on too thick either. I get an almost photo un clumpy look to my oil pastels by doing that. You should be able to varnish at least 4 30cm x 40cm paintings. Stir it ...do not shake it because of Bubbles etc and wipe lid as it will just seize up the top otherwise. I would recommend that you let Oil Pastels sit for a few days to a week before varnishing as it can move the Pastel and go over the rest of it...then you would have to restore it which would be annoying. I would also recommend using Foam brushes as it is better than leaving brush marks or letting a brush loosen the oil Pastel on the paper and causing a problem. I am doing my own vid on this but haven't got to it yet! x my banner pic is varnished with this stuff as too are the majority of my oil pastels.

I love this stuff, have already reordered a second jar. The Talens website says it can be thinned with water, but doesn’t say how much. I contacted the company, and they suggested 1:1 varnish:water, but I had already run some experiments and am happy with 2 parts water, 1 part varnish. On thicker impasto paintings I would do a couple of coats. I use a bigger brush to move faster. I store the thinned varnish in a tightly sealed jar. Thinning it makes it easier to cover- no skips.you can also let it run over the painting and drip the excess off- I let it drip into a plastic cup and pour it back into my storage jar. It works great in my sketchbooks. It is not UV protective, so you can use a UV varnish over it for art that you want to frame. I love your artwork!

I don’t think I have ever moved so fast to go buy something 😂❤ The not being sealed has been the main thing holding me back on really getting into oil pastels

Beautiful work! I might give that brand a shot, thanks!

Subscribed! Keep up the great work!

Lovely study! I rarely use oil pastels but I am hoping to change that as I’ve been a little obsessed with buying them lately😂 I like the Haiya? ones and the Caran D’ache ones but also own the lightwish and Sennelier ones. I really should start doing more!

Beautiful art work, thanks for the comparsion, these are on my wish list.

Hi I have around 18 watercolor pencils from the Magnus line. Where did you buy this set?

What a lovely butterfly! Great job!!!😃👍

I wanted to leave a note here for discussion. I believe these Faber-Castell Albrecht Durer Magnus watercolor pencils are a great option for a mobile nature journaling kit. I personally like to take a backpack for my outings to parks for nature journaling. The thin tin these pencils comes in fits nicely into my pack. I really like them also because they provide more detail than neocolor II crayons while still allowing for bold strokes and larger area coverage. Overall, these are a very versatile art supply. *Please note that at the time of this review I am not sponsored by any of the product manufacturers/companies listed and named in this video. Please let me know your thoughts on these pencils. The only downside is they do seem a little pricey. If you found this video informative please consider liking and subscribing to help support my efforts here on UA-cam :) Thank you and stay creative friend!

Beautiful ❤ In my limited experience in both oil and oil pastels I much prefer oil pastels! I have ADHD and don’t have the patience for waiting for the paint to dry!😂

Beautiful ❤ I think I have all three too because I just couldn’t decide 😂

It’s gorgeous!! Helpful tips. ❤❤

Beautiful artwork!

I absolutely love my Montmarte oil pastels! I have that exact set, I noticed there were some differences between their extra soft and their signature set. The one you have, and the one that I have like yours is the signature set. They are slightly harder/firmer than their extra soft. I actually got the 48 set of extra soft and I didn’t really care for it much, they weren’t as vibrant and easy to control as the signature set. I do have the extra soft in the natural 24 set. They are slightly more muted colors, and Spread more easily so I use them more for backgrounds and for the final layers on top of the firmer pastels. I haven’t tried the light wish, although I’m not a huge fan of the Paul Rubens super soft/sticky/greasy oil pastels. Paul Rubens company also makes the Light wish brand.… I really like your paintings, they both turned out wonderful! :-)

Which Mont Marte oil pastels did you compare in this video; the premium or the signature? Also, I heard the Lightwish / Kuelox are a little sticky / tacky. Is that your experience? Thanks for sharing this video!