Mungyo juego de 48 pasteles de colores surtidos, no tóxicos, tizas cuadradas

Nice, vibrant colors, easy and smooth to blend. Highly recommend pastel paper to get the best results if using for art.

People should know these are half sticks, which allow you to receive more colors. I love them!. I actually love the half stick size and the pigment is good. Great color selection. Recommend.

So I am just getting into pastels. I thought I would start with a really cheap set. So I bought a set from the two remaining craft stores the M and the HL. They were really cheap and dusty and only moderately pigmented. I wasn’t very happy so I looked at Amazon and ordered another cheap but highly recommended brand Mungyo.This brand is a little more pigmented and fairly creamy. It is a little dustier than the higher end pastels but for such a cheap price for 64 color box, it performs very decently.I have no idea how to paint with pastels and I am just now borrowing books from the library. So this box came and I decided to just use cheap oil pastel paper to make something. It was 100 small sheets for under six dollars so it’s just a little bit of texture but not really any tooth like you …

Note I haven't use these yet. I will update my review one I have.So I bought these and they arrived, the outter package was in good condition but when I opened it up it was a mess. (see photos) Pastel dust everywhere and I knew it was going to take a while to clean up. But I messaged Amazon anyway because this is really ridiculous. They refunded me without requiring me to send these back to them and said they are going to look into this iusse. (yes ok not like anything will come of it but whatever) then I started the process of cleaning these pastels.Cleaning pastels is pretty easy but it takes a rag or two, a few hand washings and about 40 minutes of your time. So turn on the TV. Start with white and work your way through from light to dark and wash your hands once you are getting to …

I just received these today. I swatched them on black paper and did a partial painting on white watercolor paper (Fabriano Studio, 25% cotton, 140 lb. cold press--student grade). I've posted a photo of the partial painting. I have quite a few pan pastels which I love, and a large set of Prismacolors Nupastels which are considered a hard pastel. I realized that I needed softer pastels but didn't want to invest much money until I was sure I would use them. I also have a few Rembrandt pastels which are also considered medium in terms of softness and generally get good ratings. The Mungyos seem to be at least of equivalent quality.The only negative thing I have to say about them so far is that although they go on black paper (Mi-Teintes pastel paper), the nice bright color almost disappears …

This is a lovely set of soft pastels for the beginning pastel student or the seasoned starving artist on a tight budget. The colors lay down fresh and vibrant. Of course there are better, higher quality pastels but they come with a price. You can do a lovely pastel work with these and each pastel goes a long way. Cheaper pastels have more binder and less color. More Expensive pastels have more color and less binder. Still, the quality of these pastels surprised me and I'm not at all disappointed.I'm able to use the Mungyo Pastels along with my pastel pencils as they blend and layer well. I've got a mix of pastel pencils from 4 different brands and they all work equally well.My pastels arrived well packed and none were broken. Even if they were broken, they're still usable and sharp edges …

These are awesome! I'm a pastel artist and in my area it is really difficult to find good pastels for a decent price in both the colors and hardness/softness that I need. There are Rembrandt sets which are great pastels, but they are brittle and very expensive. The cheapest set of Rembrandts I can find near here are about $60, or $5.50 per stick individually. General's are another brand sold locally, and while those have the multiple shades of browns and grays that I need, the sticks are far too hard to lay down color with, and much better suited to sketching and hatching. Even the generic pastels from Hobby Lobby are better than General's, but they don't have sucha color variety, are thin, and not as vibrantly pigmented. Alphacolor are good, but still more expensive than this, and they …

These are the very best student grade pastels set that I've ever used. I recommend these for anyone who wants to try the medium. The color range is excellent and includes a number of necessary colors not always found in smaller student sets at a good price. The small half sticks are very convenient. The texture is excellent. That said, they are student grade and NOT LIGHT FAST. I was going to give them five stars but realized that might confuse artists new to using pastels. These are not permanent lightfast art materials for art to sell.They're perfect for Illustration, if the photo of the work is the final version they're a great bargain. They're great for sketchbooks and preliminary studies. They're perfect for students who may not want to spend a dollar a stick for half sticks to get a