Faber-Castell Studio Oil Pastels Pack 36
Explore the endless amounts of fun you can have with these Creative Studio Oil Pastels from Faber-Castell. This set comes equipped with 36 highly pigmented pastels in all colour and shades, designed to get you inspired and creative. These oil pastels provide a fantastic coverage that can be soft or can be built up to a deeper coverage. It’s creamy consistency makes it easy to blend with other colours and is easy to hold, giving you comfort all through your use of these pastels. What is great about these pastels is that they are suitable and ideal for mixed media techniques, meaning you can use these pastels along with other artist equipment such as, colouring pencils, watercolours and acrylics etc. What will you create next with these oil pastels from Faber-Castell?
Explore the endless amounts of fun you can have with these Creative Studio Oil Pastels from Faber-Castell. This set comes equipped with 36 highly pigmented pastels in all colour and shades, designed to get you inspired and creative. These oil pastels provide a fantastic coverage that can be soft or can be built up to a deeper coverage. It’s creamy consistency makes it easy to blend with other colours and is easy to hold, giving you comfort all through your use of these pastels. What is great about these pastels is that they are suitable and ideal for mixed media techniques, meaning you can use these pastels along with other artist equipment such as, colouring pencils, watercolours and acrylics etc. What will you create next with these oil pastels from Faber-Castell?
Explore the endless amounts of fun you can have with these Creative Studio Oil Pastels from Faber-Castell. This set comes equipped with 36 highly pigmented pastels in all colour and shades, designed to get you inspired and creative. These oil pastels provide a fantastic coverage that can be soft or can be built up to a deeper coverage. It’s creamy consistency makes it easy to blend with other colours and is easy to hold, giving you comfort all through your use of these pastels. What is great about these pastels is that they are suitable and ideal for mixed media techniques, meaning you can use these pastels along with other artist equipment such as, colouring pencils, watercolours and acrylics etc. What will you create next with these oil pastels from Faber-Castell?
Explore the endless amounts of fun you can have with these Creative Studio Oil Pastels from Faber-Castell. This set comes equipped with 36 highly pigmented pastels in all colour and shades, designed to get you inspired and creative. These oil pastels provide a fantastic coverage that can be soft or can be built up to a deeper coverage. It’s creamy consistency makes it easy to blend with other colours and is easy to hold, giving you comfort all through your use of these pastels. What is great about these pastels is that they are suitable and ideal for mixed media techniques, meaning you can use these pastels along with other artist equipment such as, colouring pencils, watercolours and acrylics etc. What will you create next with these oil pastels from Faber-Castell?
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Beautiful range of colours. Bought as a beginner for a portrait class, however, I find I am really only using charcoal and soft pastels at this level. A range of colours specifically for portraits would have been appreciated. An unnecessary purchase at this level, unfortunately but maybe will be better used in future.
originally posted on dickblick.com
I bought the smallest set just out of curiosity, because they were a brand I hadn't used yet. I have used just about every other artist and student grade oil pastel sold in the US, and find they all have qualities that make them useful. However some stand out from the herd,and some don't. For me, these don't.The Faber Castell brand is very reliable,and these pastels have nothing really wrong with them. But, to me, they are not outstanding in any way compared to other brands in the student category. They are okay. I only bought the 12-piece set, and can only comment based on that. The dark colors would be hard to tell from an artist grade pastel. They seemed to lay down pretty smoothly and opaquely. The lighter tints were obviously waxier in texture and don't have ... MoreI bought the smallest set just out of curiosity, because they were a brand I hadn't used yet. I have used just about every other artist and student grade oil pastel sold in the US, and find they all have qualities that make them useful. However some stand out from the herd,and some don't. For me, these don't.The Faber Castell brand is very reliable,and these pastels have nothing really wrong with them. But, to me, they are not outstanding in any way compared to other brands in the student category. They are okay. I only bought the 12-piece set, and can only comment based on that. The dark colors would be hard to tell from an artist grade pastel. They seemed to lay down pretty smoothly and opaquely. The lighter tints were obviously waxier in texture and don't have the level of pigment that you would want for opacity.Other than that, the price per set is affordable, and these would be okay for beginning students, or for sketchbook use. I am neutral about recommending them - like I said, they are OK but not special.For what it's worth, if you are a beginner or need to save money, I would recommend the super-cheap Pentel oil pastels over these . Despite their price and student grade rating, they are quite nice in terms of pigment load, soft texture and range of colors.
originally posted on dickblick.com
I wish Dick Blick allowed editing of previous reviews. I bought these for plein air studies and sketches, and the nice size case & sleeve (which fit in my small backpack & won't fall open while I'm walking) and wrote the previous review after only sampling the colors and without wiping off the surface of the sticks first. Though they did not show a white surface haze, like some waxy student brands when you first get them, they did have a somewhat hard surface layer that wiped right off, and now they really blend and behave quite nicely for a student brand, and are soft enough to allow dabs of impasto color on top of other layers, which is really wonderful & a pleasant surprise. At least so far (it's winter), they are not affected by heat going places with me in the ... MoreI wish Dick Blick allowed editing of previous reviews. I bought these for plein air studies and sketches, and the nice size case & sleeve (which fit in my small backpack & won't fall open while I'm walking) and wrote the previous review after only sampling the colors and without wiping off the surface of the sticks first. Though they did not show a white surface haze, like some waxy student brands when you first get them, they did have a somewhat hard surface layer that wiped right off, and now they really blend and behave quite nicely for a student brand, and are soft enough to allow dabs of impasto color on top of other layers, which is really wonderful & a pleasant surprise. At least so far (it's winter), they are not affected by heat going places with me in the car, as some other more expensive brands are, so they will be just perfect for what I got them for. I am going to wear out the lovely light blending colors way too soon, though ... fortunately, at the price Dick Blick sells them for, I will just buy more sets when colors run out. My 4 stars consider the price of this product. Of course, they are not better quality than Senneliers (which I gave a low review to because in my area, they simply melt into unusable goo), which are almost 6 times the price, but are a solid 4 stars compared to other student brands. I should have used them more before writing the other review!
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| size | Pk36 |
| color | Multi |
Faber-Castell Oil pastels cardboard wallet of 36 127036
Delivery between 12–18 June $113.52
Faber Studio Oil Pastel 36 Asst
Delivery $9.90
Faber-Castell : Creative Studio : Oil Pastel : Set Of 36
Next-day delivery $9.70
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Faber-castell Oil Crayons 36pcs Cardboard Box 127036
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Beautiful range of colours. Bought as a beginner for a portrait class, however, I find I am really only using charcoal and soft pastels at this level. A range of colours specifically for portraits would have been appreciated. An unnecessary purchase at this level, unfortunately but maybe will be better used in future.
I bought the smallest set just out of curiosity, because they were a brand I hadn't used yet. I have used just about every other artist and student grade oil pastel sold in the US, and find they all have qualities that make them useful. However some stand out from the herd,and some don't. For me, these don't.The Faber Castell brand is very reliable,and these pastels have nothing really wrong with them. But, to me, they are not outstanding in any way compared to other brands in the student category. They are okay. I only bought the 12-piece set, and can only comment based on that. The dark colors would be hard to tell from an artist grade pastel. They seemed to lay down pretty smoothly and opaquely. The lighter tints were obviously waxier in texture and don't have ... MoreI bought the smallest set just out of curiosity, because they were a brand I hadn't used yet. I have used just about every other artist and student grade oil pastel sold in the US, and find they all have qualities that make them useful. However some stand out from the herd,and some don't. For me, these don't.The Faber Castell brand is very reliable,and these pastels have nothing really wrong with them. But, to me, they are not outstanding in any way compared to other brands in the student category. They are okay. I only bought the 12-piece set, and can only comment based on that. The dark colors would be hard to tell from an artist grade pastel. They seemed to lay down pretty smoothly and opaquely. The lighter tints were obviously waxier in texture and don't have the level of pigment that you would want for opacity.Other than that, the price per set is affordable, and these would be okay for beginning students, or for sketchbook use. I am neutral about recommending them - like I said, they are OK but not special.For what it's worth, if you are a beginner or need to save money, I would recommend the super-cheap Pentel oil pastels over these . Despite their price and student grade rating, they are quite nice in terms of pigment load, soft texture and range of colors.
I wish Dick Blick allowed editing of previous reviews. I bought these for plein air studies and sketches, and the nice size case & sleeve (which fit in my small backpack & won't fall open while I'm walking) and wrote the previous review after only sampling the colors and without wiping off the surface of the sticks first. Though they did not show a white surface haze, like some waxy student brands when you first get them, they did have a somewhat hard surface layer that wiped right off, and now they really blend and behave quite nicely for a student brand, and are soft enough to allow dabs of impasto color on top of other layers, which is really wonderful & a pleasant surprise. At least so far (it's winter), they are not affected by heat going places with me in the ... MoreI wish Dick Blick allowed editing of previous reviews. I bought these for plein air studies and sketches, and the nice size case & sleeve (which fit in my small backpack & won't fall open while I'm walking) and wrote the previous review after only sampling the colors and without wiping off the surface of the sticks first. Though they did not show a white surface haze, like some waxy student brands when you first get them, they did have a somewhat hard surface layer that wiped right off, and now they really blend and behave quite nicely for a student brand, and are soft enough to allow dabs of impasto color on top of other layers, which is really wonderful & a pleasant surprise. At least so far (it's winter), they are not affected by heat going places with me in the car, as some other more expensive brands are, so they will be just perfect for what I got them for. I am going to wear out the lovely light blending colors way too soon, though ... fortunately, at the price Dick Blick sells them for, I will just buy more sets when colors run out. My 4 stars consider the price of this product. Of course, they are not better quality than Senneliers (which I gave a low review to because in my area, they simply melt into unusable goo), which are almost 6 times the price, but are a solid 4 stars compared to other student brands. I should have used them more before writing the other review!
These oil pastels are really nice. They are creamy and blend easily. I used a Colour Shaper to blend and it worked well. Pastel wipes easily off the silicone tip. The 36 set has a nice assortment of colors including a number of good colors for skin tones. The sticks are much larger than my trusty Pentel Oil Pastels - both longer and at least double the size in diameter. Sticks seem a bit softer than the Pentels. I tried them out on a piece of Strathmore Acrylic paper which has a nice linen surface giving plenty of tooth for the oil pastel. The paper also provided a nice textured finish.The Faber-Castell Polychromous Pencils will work on top without sinking into the oil pastel. That's nice for some finish line work.I bought these for the color palette harmony with ... MoreThese oil pastels are really nice. They are creamy and blend easily. I used a Colour Shaper to blend and it worked well. Pastel wipes easily off the silicone tip. The 36 set has a nice assortment of colors including a number of good colors for skin tones. The sticks are much larger than my trusty Pentel Oil Pastels - both longer and at least double the size in diameter. Sticks seem a bit softer than the Pentels. I tried them out on a piece of Strathmore Acrylic paper which has a nice linen surface giving plenty of tooth for the oil pastel. The paper also provided a nice textured finish.The Faber-Castell Polychromous Pencils will work on top without sinking into the oil pastel. That's nice for some finish line work.I bought these for the color palette harmony with other products in the Faber-Castell line. The colors between products match giving a seamless color palette for mixed media projects.
These oil pastels are great, but only if you take the price point into account. As long as you're aware that when you buy these that what you're getting is a quality-but-basic oil pastel and use them with that fact in mind you'll find that these are a great product to use for practice / crafting / day-to-day applications. If you're buying these for use in a professional / commercial painting capacity, you're barking up the wrong tree and should invest in some of the pricier oil pastels that are a bit easier to blend and don't flake quite as much as these do. But again, if you've got budding artists in your life who need some quality "practice" oil pastels, these are fantastic and affordable. Once you're ready to move on to creating professional / commercial pieces, ... MoreThese oil pastels are great, but only if you take the price point into account. As long as you're aware that when you buy these that what you're getting is a quality-but-basic oil pastel and use them with that fact in mind you'll find that these are a great product to use for practice / crafting / day-to-day applications. If you're buying these for use in a professional / commercial painting capacity, you're barking up the wrong tree and should invest in some of the pricier oil pastels that are a bit easier to blend and don't flake quite as much as these do. But again, if you've got budding artists in your life who need some quality "practice" oil pastels, these are fantastic and affordable. Once you're ready to move on to creating professional / commercial pieces, you'll be ready to spring for something with a bit more "oomph" (and the price tag to go along with that). For the price point and for basic applications, you'll be hard pressed to find a better product!
I haven't used this medium in years but I really remembered them being smoother to work with then what I'm experiencing with these. These don't blend well at all. They don't get that oil painting depth either. As a kid I used craypas and that's what I'd go to in the future for an affordable option instead of these or treat myself to some of the really nice Sennelier Blick offers. Worth it.
These oil pastels are incredibly dry and crumble when applied. I tested them out and they leave chunky streaks and are very hard to apply, even on quality paper. The lay down is chunky and transparent. I don't know if this is the norm for these or if they are defective. Either way, I am not happy with my purchase and I would not recommend these, not even to beginners.
I assumed these would be great because of the brand, but I was let down. These don't blend at all, and you can't layer them either. I tested them in comparison to the other brands I have Natures Touch, Pentel, Crayola Portfolio, and these were far inferior in quality. With the other brands they blend and layer to create that beautiful oil paint look, these unfortunately look muddy and can't blend colors. I would never buy these again, I ended up giving them to my five year old nephew, they are okay for children playing around but not a real artist.
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| size | Pk36 |
| color | Multi |
