The ONLY Pastel Pencil Brand I MUST HAVE - BEST PASTEL PENCIL REVIEW - Pro Artist Jason Morgan
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- Опубліковано 3 лип 2024
- Are you looking for THE Best Pastel Pencil (REVIEW) ? I use lots of different brands of pastel pencil but there is ONE brand that I really must have so that I can draw animals / wildlife and nature in my detailed and realistic style. I personally think it is THE BEST allround Pastel pencil there is. So if you are looking to buy some pastel pencil supplies check out this pastel pencil review :)
Is this THE BEST Pencil EVER? you tell me - let me know in the comments :)
NOTE - I AM NOT SPONSORED BY ANY PENCIL COMPANIES AT ALL.
Check out the video to see which one it is - you will be surprised.
pencils I use - gioconda, PITT, Carbothello, Derwent, Caran D Ache
Chapters
00:00 Intro Best Pastel Pencils
00:13 Its not what you think
00:28 Other brands
00:47 The most expensive brand (not it)
01:56 3rd place is -
02:20 2nd place is -
03:03 1st place is -
03:33 what do you think?
03:57 amazing drawing transformations
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I know you probably get this a lot, but I wanted to thank you for being an invaluable source of knowledge for us self-taught artists.
thank you
I agree with you. I say this because when I went back to pastels and found your channel and you did pencil comparisons I got my first large set of carbothello and I won’t go back. Again at your advice I have purchased the black and white in Pitt. Again love what they do for my drawings. All in all I thank you greatly for your advice on pencils, paper and the tutorials that you share so kindly. All of these things have improved my work greatly. Thank you 🙏
My pleasure - glad it helped you
Thanks, Jason. Always learn something from you and I appreciate your encouragement.
I totally agree.... love those Carbothelo pencils 😊
Very informative as always! Thank you 🙏
Great to know for beginners, thanks!
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Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Proud to be part of this wonderful community. Jason, your art and lessons are wonderful 😊👍
Thank you so much 😀
I love watching your videos! I have learned so much!
thank you
Hullo Jason, I am fairly new to pastels and I purchased several brands of pencils as I truly had never used any pastel pencils! I am a proud owner of full sets of the CarbOthello pencils! I have an older set of Derwent and several singles of Faber’s their white and black are very nice for those details too! I have heard some knocks against the newer thinner Derwent pencils, but I have not used even one pencil up! I use more CarbOthello pencils than any other. Thank you for sharing your opinions and knowledge with us!
Pitt is my go to! My wildlife portraits have a different style to your fine details, which I absolutely love admiring and I always love learning from you. For me, carbothello is too bright, but I’m going to pay closer attention to the texture of them next time!!!
Hi Jason, your videos are so inspirational - I bought Carbothellos first and love them, followed by Pitt then Derwent and finally Conte a Paris - I don't think I need anymore!!! I agree with you and love the Carbothellos best!
Thanks you so much! That was so helpfuč
In fact, I mostly draw with the Carbothellos. But I also have Caran D Ache (I love the bright colors). I haven't had the problem you describe yet. But I also use Derwent, Pan Pastel and Faber Castell. Most of the time all brands are on the table, but I use Stabilo the most.
My favorite is Carbothello due to the ease of use and sharpening and vibrancy. However, just to let you know my next favorite are kohi noor which is Giaconda I have a set of 48 colours and they are absolutely gorgeous. I have creta colour also but haven’t used them much my least fave is pitt as I find them too hard but you are correct they are great for details
Thank you for the video
Thanks for sharing!
I also love and use the Carbothello ones for years and see no need for something else.
Yes agree carbothellos are the best, I pick my colours from pitts and carbothello but find I mainly use the carbothello as match up more, they’re easier to use as well
Thank you for sharing. I use faber castel pitt en carbothello. I started september 2023 with pastel.
Wonderful!
I use some of all of those except Giaconda (haven't come across those) like Conte too, but they are very soft and sometimes keep breaking when you try to sharpen them, also use a few Derwent colours. mainly drawing figure or portrait, every brand has a different interpretation of skin tone, the lighter skin tones in Caran D'ache are nice, more yellow than pink.
100% agree with your whole grading system for pencils. The only one I would put into 3rd place is Derwent.
I agree - I forgot to include them lol
What is your opinion about Bruynzeel? I think they are similar to Carbothellos. Thank you
Tienes razón, los Caran D'ache sin suaves, se me quiebran fácilmente.. y unos de ellos sin durísimos, nunca los he podido usar. Tengo una caja de 20 colores. Pero los Carbotello Stabilo me funcionan muy bien, perfecto..
I started with pitt because it was a brand my grandma loved (she was an amazing artist). I fell in love with them. I just recently got a set of carbothello (based on jasons recommendation). and I finally see the difference in soft and hard. I love my carbothello. I have started using carbothello for the base layers and then using pitt for details. Absolutely love them both and how well they work together. However, still new to pastel so I haven't tried the other brands yet.
Thanks for sharing!!
My first set ever was this gioconda and i remember that i never get a sharp point ...and it feels like the pencil melt into the pastelmat ... than i got some pitt and they are much bettet. But a little hard. I want to try the carbothelo.
I do mostly animal portraits.
My fav is Faber castell, why? Because it's the only brand I can buy individually and in sets where i live.. No carbothello, no caran dache, no Derwent etc. Finally your patreon channel has taught me so much and you're a superb teacher no wonder you came so highly recommended. Iam also one that recommends you now.
Edit I located carbothello, not where I live but in another city. Look forward to trying these out
Carbothello pastel pencils without doubt due to beautiful colours and you can sharpen them with out too much breaking 👍
Maybe I have to give these another try. I bough a 24 set and I hated them so much because the reds were just revolting. There wasn't a single nice rich red, just various shades of fluorescent pink-red and orange-red.
I just got a full set of Pitt on sale so I haven't had a chance to use them yet. I do like Carbothello though. I have a ton of Conte pencils that I got a few years ::cough20yearscough::: ago when an art store was having a big tent sale - 10 cents each. Still haven't done anything with them yet. 😅
Hi Jason, mijn favoriete pastelpotlood is Stabilo CarbOthello. Ik vind dat deze set de allermooiste kleuren heeft! Gebruik ook de Pitt voor details, en soms de Derwent pastelpotlood maar krijg die punten nooit echt scherp.
I totally agree x
I'd say for me the Carb Othello and Pitt are a tie. I also love some of the colors in the Derwent brand but they are harder to sharpen. Cretacolor has a good selection of grays. The Caran D'ache are a pain in the rear.
Thanks for the video!
I totally agree!
Another informative video. I have a question sir, since carandache is not available in my area, what brand do ypu think can match c.ache for its vibrancy? I have some single stock of gioconda and pitt.and i love the gioconda so much
GioConda and carbothello for vibrancy.
@@wildlifeartjm thank you for the idea. Oh i forgot i just bought carbothello in singles i havent tried them yet
I agree with you. Pencils? Well I just got into the pastel pencil about 4 years ago-and Carbs were the first set I ever saved up and bought. A very good investment! AND-they have open stock, which is a big plus for me, as some of the colours I have used many many pencils from and had to re-order. Now, I have the Pitts, and all the others including the Caran, Derwent, Cretacolour, Gioconda etc. I think my least favorite right now is Gioconda-not the colours, they are wonderful-but because they are not available in open stock...well I would think twice about purchasing them again as if one or a few colours are used up I must then buy an entire set to replace them. My very first set of soft pastels (not pencils) was Grumbacher (way back in the early 1970's), the company is long since out of the pastel end of the art supply business, but I really loved the set (I was 13 and not sure actually what to do with them, but did experiment). My current soft pastel favorite is Rembrandt, Blue Earth, Faber, & Sennelier sticks. Pans are also a favorite for backgrounds, along with the soft pastels. I think from the soft pastels I would have to say the pans are fast becoming a favorite-once I learned to control them and not be so heavy handed they are quick and wonderful for backgrounds.
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thanks for the info :)
I had exactly the same problem with Caran d'ache. CarbOthello all the way.
Hi Jason, wondering why Derwin pastel pencils weren’t anywhere in your lineup? Those are probably my favorite, but I have not tried PITT pastel yet.
i forgot to include them I would have placed them 3rd
What about Nupastel (Prismacolor) by sharpen them up? They are firm and they could have a sharp lines en the edge or by sharpen them? From Quebec in Canada 🇨🇦! Tky to answer me!
I was looking at these online. Are they the chalk pastels? I see a 60 pencil set for under $100.
I like all of them for the reasons you mentioned but - color permanence is SO IMPORTANT and Carbothello colors with good permanence are VERY limited as are Faber Castell’s Pitt pencils. I’ve not had any problems with Caran d’Ache being gritty but they are soft. But color permanence is not an issue.
many companies just eliminate the colours that are not classed as highly permanent from their range. So they are not necessarily better.
@@wildlifeartjm could be, but Carbothello and Faber Castell use a star system to show permanence rating. Check your sets to see the number of colors with less-than-great permanence…. 😬
Oh, I agree with you carbothello are my favorite faber castell and I like derwent they have some great colors, but I most definitely don’t like Caran ‘d Ashe they are too stretchy and too expensive
I had the scratchy chunks in General tinted charcoal pencils and regular charcoal pencils too. Makes them absolutely unusable for me.
Carbothello was the first pastel pencil set I ever bought and I love them. Had them for years but the wooden box was awful. The foam inside melted and stuck to the pencils. What a mess.
I agree. I wish Caran D'ache were better formula of pastel. I believe they have some nice colors for sky and landscapes. But don't you the few I have to often. I do have a question is you have tried Cretecolor. I find them interesting and they have some colors that I can't find anywhere else. Any thoughts?
I personally found they lacked colour vibrancy and were a bit hard, but I will try them again
Thanks. Yes they do lack the vibrancy, but I feel like certain color like pinks and purples that need to be added are in the collection. Plus they have a nice collection of earthier tones to add to other colors.@@wildlifeartjm
How about cretacolor and conte pencils? Do you have any experience?
Conte are a thick pencil so doesn't fit in many crank sharpeners.
@wildlifeartjm so true! I have to sharpen them with a utility knife.
What about Derwent? They have an excellent range and I think behave similarly to carbatothello
I forgot to put them in they would have been 3rd place :)
@@wildlifeartjm thanks for the quick reply
I bought the Derwent and deeply regret it as they break so easily. I thought I must have a faulty batch and sent them back for a replacement but they were just as bad. A very expensive mistake!
I sharpen mine with swordfish ikon, no problems.
@@wildlifeartjm I have a swordfish and they still break. I wonder if they were in fact a bad batch and I got more of the same batch.
Wow, no Derwent??
I forgot to put them in they would have been 3rd place :)
Cheers!@@wildlifeartjm
Hello!
For my birthday (after watching many many videos) I offered myself the full range of both Pitt @ Carbothello! And they just fit well together! 😉🫶🌸🦄🌸