Hi Tina! Thank you for this video, I was looking on Amazon for those pastel pencils, and the price is $49.99 +$14.36 for shipping in USA. For me, I prefer the Stabilo Carbothello and the FB Pitt pastel pencils, because they have a greater variety of colors, they are very soft to apply, are blendables, and they are more accessible. But, thank you very much for this review of these pastel pencils, so we already know how it works, and the pros and cons of these. See you in the next video! 🥰💛❤👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you very much Claritza! Glad you liked the video😁 I feel the same way, carbothellos are my nr 1 and the FB pitts are my number 2😋 All the colors you'll ever need are available in those sets🧡Hope you have a great week! Greetings from Belgium🇧🇪
@@TinaBaeyensArt Good, I don't have the complete set of Pitt pastels, but I have some that I have bought separately, and I love them! greetings from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 dear Tina!😊💛🧡❤
Thanks Claritza. Really good comments the merits of these pencils. I bought the 'on a budget' Conte a Paris 48 instead. Now with the UK stupidly out of the EU there may be import charges to further add to the cost of the Brunzeel. Do you know of any brands that offer a range of monochrome pencils from white to grey for drawing for example a cloudy sky in a landscape?
Hi Andi, I hope the import costs won't be too high, would be annoying that the "on a budget" wouldn't be on a budget anymore😕 Now I do remember seeing some monochromatic sets in the local store I go to for my art supplied, I think they're from Derwent, but I'm not entirely sure🙈 You could always just buy some grey ones separately ? A lot of brands offer their pencils open stock too, maybe that's something to look into😁 I hope you'll like your conte a Paris pencils anyway and wish you a lot of fun creating😁🧡
Balanced review - thanks
Hi Tina! Thank you for this video, I was looking on Amazon for those pastel pencils, and the price is $49.99 +$14.36 for shipping in USA. For me, I prefer the Stabilo Carbothello and the FB Pitt pastel pencils, because they have a greater variety of colors, they are very soft to apply, are blendables, and they are more accessible. But, thank you very much for this review of these pastel pencils, so we already know how it works, and the pros and cons of these. See you in the next video! 🥰💛❤👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you very much Claritza! Glad you liked the video😁 I feel the same way, carbothellos are my nr 1 and the FB pitts are my number 2😋 All the colors you'll ever need are available in those sets🧡Hope you have a great week! Greetings from Belgium🇧🇪
@@TinaBaeyensArt Good, I don't have the complete set of Pitt pastels, but I have some that I have bought separately, and I love them! greetings from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 dear Tina!😊💛🧡❤
Thanks Claritza. Really good comments the merits of these pencils. I bought the 'on a budget' Conte a Paris 48 instead. Now with the UK stupidly out of the EU there may be import charges to further add to the cost of the Brunzeel. Do you know of any brands that offer a range of monochrome pencils from white to grey for drawing for example a cloudy sky in a landscape?
Hi Andi, I hope the import costs won't be too high, would be annoying that the "on a budget" wouldn't be on a budget anymore😕 Now I do remember seeing some monochromatic sets in the local store I go to for my art supplied, I think they're from Derwent, but I'm not entirely sure🙈 You could always just buy some grey ones separately ? A lot of brands offer their pencils open stock too, maybe that's something to look into😁 I hope you'll like your conte a Paris pencils anyway and wish you a lot of fun creating😁🧡