In this video you will learn the key differences and determining factors of the pastel types available.

You will learn:
- The key differences between the 3 types of pastels: Oil, Soft and Hard.
- The characteristics and best uses for each
- Which is the best for beginners
- Why it is important to play with each first
- How they can get you out of a rut

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My Supplies:

Prismacolor Premier Colored Pencils: [ Ссылка ]
Strathmore Sketchbook (white and toned papers): [ Ссылка ]
Derwent Graphic Pencils (My go to pencils )[ Ссылка ]
Staedtler Lumograph Graphite Drawing(My Other go to pencils)[ Ссылка ]
Mungyo Oil Pastels : [ Ссылка ]
Ampersand Wood panels: [ Ссылка ]

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Links to Sites mentioned:

You can purchase all of these from Blick Art Materials. Use my link below to save on your next order.
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Sennelier
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- (525 tones/colors) Medium soft pastel, provides the widest range of tones(great if you don't want to blend for intermediate areas)

Schmincke -
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(400 tones/colors) Buttery texture that glides on the paper,great darks(I have a few of these in my set)

Rembrandt -
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(203 tones/colors) Medium soft pastel, great for line work and are great for students and professionals(This was my first set of pastels)

Daler-Rowney -
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(190 color/tones) Soft pastel with creamy texture has a few colors you may not find in other brands. Good for controlled precise pastel drawing

Winsor & Newton -
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( 200 colors/tones) Soft pastel with creamy texture

Conté a Paris -
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( 48 colors/tones) That is the highest amount of tones I could find. Comes in a great travel size box and slightly on the harder side.

Don't forget to leave your question below and I'll do my best to respond...

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