Soft pastels - great options if you're just starting to use them.
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Great video. Thanks for sharing.
I came back to say thanks! I picked up a smaller set of the Mungyo Gallery soft pastels after watching this and it was exactly what I was looking for at a very fair price, given the quality.
Oh good! Thanks!
Thank you for making this video. This is one item I don't have. I wasn't sure how to incorporate them into my art journal or mixed media. I am going to watch more of your videos to learn more. I am a beginner at all of this but I love learning. Every product and every tool you learn to use broadens your mind to create more beautiful art! So thank you very much. Have a blessed weekend and stay safe Shawn. 😊❤
Hello i like you video very informative. I wanted to transform my mungyo soft pastel to compact powder and store it on a pallete container can i do that ?
I just bought a 36 ct of Gondola pastels from Japan. I took a chance and love what I received. The hardness level is between Rembrandt and Nupastel. The balsa wood box keeps the chalks in pristine condition.
Hi. Ty for your videos. Just an FYI. Mungyo pastels are non toxic. Also Dakota pastels has good sales and they sell mixed sample sets of pastel brands that u cam try to see what u like. I personally love Terry Ludwigs and Unisons. 😊
This is one of the best soft pastel reviews I have ever seen, and I have watched a lot! Thank you!
Thank you so much for this very useful video! I have the first one you viewed and I love it. I use it all the time in all most everything I do. I bought it for the price and have wondered if I should upgrade. I think I'll stick with these for a while since I'm still new at it all. :0)
Thank you, I wish that you could have zoomed more for a better view.
Thanks so much. I had bought the first set you reviewed of Mungyo set of 48 as I was new to all this and they had such a great colour range and I didn't want to spend a lot until I was sure I would use them. Very helpful with knowing about the differences of the sets you showed us.
Extremely informative and excellent review of the best products for your money.
Thank you for the vid. Only thing Missed was the lightfast range of each product, and where those rating can be found.
Thank you for this video! So helpful.
Great video.. but daang. all pastels have doubled in price. The SOHO's are now close to $100 .. video says $34 ha.. .bad time to get into pastels
I find using the cheap-os is great .. lay down your underpainting and use alcohol with a paint brush. Then use the expensive stuff for the details .. Wife dosnt approve of me spending hundreds on art supplies.. so I gotta work where I can ha
Thanks for sharing this information Shawn 👍😁😉💐
Just letting you know, the Mungyo student quality pastels are not lightfast. The only really good pastels there are the DIane Townsend, with Jack Richeson being next down.
Thanks so much Shawn for sharing this info, A few weeks ago I bought a set of 48 Master's Touch (1/2 stick pastels) at Hobby Lobby for $16.99 and used a 40% off coupon... They seem to be nice for the price and I had fun playing with them the other day, have you ever tried this brand at all? Hugs Kim
i havent tried them but I'm sure that if they're blendable they'll work great. It's always to start small and see just how much you'll use them, Thanks for watching!
they look similar to mungyo - wouldn't be surprised if they are rebranded
What about pan pastels?
Thank you so much!
I'm not even a dabbler. I have a set of pastels that was given to me in an Art class. I was working with them before Covid, and because we couldn't put them back in the general supplies, I got to keep my box of soft pastels - the Mungyo set.
Question: do they work on watercolor paper?
They should. Most pastels can be used with water, as they are the purest form of pigment .
whats the names od these pastels I cant find on your website or the links to the listing ware to buy? That way if it's a affiliate link you get the credit for my purchase Thank you
Mungyo cam be found at Jerry's Artarama. The other ones may be found at Dakota Pastels or Blick
Try Gondola from Japan n be impressed ☺️
This was SO helpful. I have a question as I have never worked with pastels. There are "oil" and "chalk" pastels. Are these all oil pastels that you are showing? Do you recommend chalk pastels at all? Thanks for posting this.
These are all soft pastel...which is the chalk look. Oil pastels are completly different feel and look.
@@ShawnPetite Thank you so much Shawn. Oil based mediums scare me a bit with their toxicity. I appreciate you answering me. Thank you so much.
Very helpful info. Thanks so much!
Thank you for sharing about pastels. I want to try them but my budget is tight. I feel better knowing I can do that at a reasonable price. You are so awesome. God Bless you 🤩💕
Mungyo are a good reasonable priced pastel and they are non toxic. U can find them at Jerry's Artarama
Mung-guy-oh. Guy like “I love my guy!”
문교 = Mungyo = Moon-gyo (gyo is pronounced like Go and Yo had a baby)
what a mess
Rude