Oil Pastels Brand Comparison and What Is The Difference?

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In this video I will trying the Mungyo Oil pastels along with the Paul Rubens for the first time! I have used the Caran D'Ache and Sennelier oil pastels so this will make for a great comparison to find the difference Pro's and Con's.
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@oil-pastels-by-marta 10 месяцев назад

Hallo dear, thank for sharing interesting video.❤ I love oil pastels and especially now mungyo since I discovered these. But I wanted to say laud my thoughts on this whole light fastness madness. Good lighfastnes means that a painting can last vivid at least 100 years without change. But that doesnt mean after 100 years it will look like sepia. The same with school grade pastels. Yes, after maybe 50 years it will look paler but still good. I have such paintings/drawings at home which are 50 yrs old. Nothing changed actually when you look at them and these were painted with the cheapest oil pastels. You can sell artwork even it is painted with mungyo artist gallery. Thats why I call it a madness because it is a very good comparable brand. Maybe in Korea there is no duty to write down informations about lastfastness, we dont known. I guess also you have never seen or heard about complaining that a painting lost colors 😊. Yes, because it is very unusual. Have a nice day!

@dcfineart1562 10 месяцев назад

@paint-and-pixel Hello thank you for reaching out! 😃 I understand where you are coming from and it is true for something’s but I have had colors change on me and I was not quite happy with that. So I may not heard others that complain to me but only myself complaining from seeing it happen, for a business that is what I like to see only it happening to my paintings than the other way around. I did have a blue that turned sepia just from the painting I did two weeks ago it was a crazy thing but I wasn’t selling that one because of those certain inks and paints I used. All in all it’s a personal thing for everyone one and really it all comes down to what makes you happy and/or what makes your customers happy. I really think they made better quality art supplies back in the day than they do now. I really wish I could go back in time. Happy Creating 😃👩🏼‍🎨

@riverbeee9643 Год назад

This is the best side by side comparison I’ve seen for these pastels. According to the original Korean, Mungyo is pronounced like “moon” and then the ‘g’ sound like in “glow” and “yo” like “yo-yo.”

@dcfineart1562 Год назад

@riverbeee9643 Thank you! Also thank you so much for the pronunciation this really helps a lot. If there is anything else that I may have missed pronounced please feel free to chime in and let me know.🙏👩🏼‍🎨😃

@1DaTJo 11 месяцев назад

@@dcfineart1562 it’s good to know how to pronounce that brand name. Thanks riverbee

@fijaystudio Год назад

this was really interesting. I never spend on oil pastels, thinking them all the same. Loved the Mungiyo, which I've never used.

@dcfineart1562 Год назад

Thank you and yes those pastels are really nice I do love them also 😀👩‍🎨🎨

@hemjoo 2 года назад

Tfs. I have some of these 4 brands but haven't used it with gamsol. Interesting results. Curious if PR white is as opaque as Sennelier white...

@dcfineart1562 2 года назад

Great question, I have not tried the pr white so I’m not for sure. Using Gamsol helps me create small details and blending in a painterly way but it also is a wonderful test to show just how pigmented the colors truly are. The Sennelier white is opaque and I’ve worked with them a lot (one of my favorites.) They are more pigmented than the Paul Rubens (or at least for the way I use them). Closets comparison I’ve tried is the Mungyo oil pastels they are very nicely pigmented should be a close comparison to Sennelier. Sorry I could not check the pr white to test it out. Left them at home while on my travels and was afraid they would melt in the summer heat. 👩‍🎨

@lizadivine3785 2 года назад

@@dcfineart1562 I wish I would have seen this vid before I got the Ruben’s which I purchased last week. Now I have to save up for the mungyos!!

@dcfineart1562 2 года назад

@@lizadivine3785 Oh No, sorry too hear that. You can always use the PR for your final layer which can add texture and punch of color where needed. So not all is waisted. :)

@1DaTJo 11 месяцев назад

I have Sennelier and Mungyo oil pastels, a set of 72 for each. They’re both beautiful. It’s hard to create good art with them though.

@dcfineart1562 11 месяцев назад

It’s takes a little time to get used to them and trying some different techniques also helps. 👩🏼‍🎨😃

@1DaTJo 11 месяцев назад

@@dcfineart1562 thanks for your good advice. I’ll watch more of your videos!

@sweetie8724 2 года назад

What are the best papers for oil pastels

@dcfineart1562 2 года назад

I’ve tried different papers for oil pastels and paper wise I liked the Sennelier oil pastel paper it’s the best I’ve tried. The Ampersand Pastel Bord brought me away from using paper for my oil pastels it works amazingly and blends very easily. Hope this helps :) 👩‍🎨

@susierodriquez5409 2 года назад

I like Bristol paper and hot pressed watercolor papers

@clearwater7000 Год назад

Tnx! 😊🌞💓

@sunshinejenny777 3 месяца назад

Skip to 14:00 to see the actual testing.

@marytesta3003 2 года назад

I enjoy the reviews but I don't feel Paul Rubens and Mungyo are a realistic comparison to Caren D'ache or Senniler.

@dcfineart1562 2 года назад

Sorry you did not like the comparison. Those are the only ones I had to compare to and that I ever owned/tried. Top brand more expensive with a lower brand cheaper. 👩‍🎨🎨Hopefully a different review in the future might be a better one. Happy Creating 👩‍🎨

@marytesta3003 2 года назад

@@dcfineart1562 It isn't that I didn't like you or your review and really like your approach. It is a great way to do side by sides. I never saw it that way. I always feel like you can't compare a Lamborghini with a Kia. Lol! Not that I ever touched a Lamborghini! I enjoyed the way you did the comparison very much. I'm not a professional artist so got the Mungyo 72 set and will replace colors with Senniler 1 by 1.

@dcfineart1562 2 года назад

@@marytesta3003 😂 lol, Too funny!!! I completely understand and understand the comparison. Yes the Sennelier are by far my favorites.

@elmiraojaghian4741 Месяц назад

A mineral spirit should not usually with oil pastels. This is a misleading comparison . What do you to prove? I did no find this useful

@dcfineart1562 Месяц назад

@elmiraojaghian4741 Sorry you feel this way. If it doesn’t work for you then I would do what makes you feel more creative. This technique has worked for quite a few artist but not everyone will feel the same way. So please be kind to others it’s not misleading. Below is a few videos of other artists who use this technique. Hope this helps. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Bw1Rrzqa37g.htmlsi=UXG2JOtvRN_-4Wo_ ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dJZXGp6qpKI.htmlsi=aqYVGPapFmzvGtKF ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3zlzFj4ESOc.htmlsi=LW-53_FkjklWi7a-

@valeriegehling4358 2 месяца назад

Great! Which paper did you try on? What are contents of Gamzol ? Thanks it was a really good help to a beginner!

@dcfineart1562 2 месяца назад

@valeriegehling4358 Thank you so glad you liked the video!! 😃 I used the Sennelier oil pastel paper but you can use canvas boards or even Ampersand pastel bord. The Oder less mineral spirits I used is by Gamblin Gamsol Gamblin Gamsol Odorless Mineral Spirits Bottle, 4.2oz

@valeriegehling4358 2 месяца назад

@@dcfineart1562 Thanks. Is there a substitute for Gamsol?

@dcfineart1562 2 месяца назад

@@valeriegehling4358Yes, you can use any Odorless mineral spirits there are several brands out there. Such as Mona Lisa, Tusc & Pine StudioSolv and US Art Suppy odorless mineral spirits. If you do not want to use any type of odorless mineral spirits and still want your art work to be archival then there is some water soluble oil pastel that Caran D’Ache sells I just haven’t tried them yet.

@valeriegehling4358 2 месяца назад

@@dcfineart1562 Thank you for the informative answer.

@dcfineart1562 2 месяца назад

@@valeriegehling4358You’re welcome and hope you have a fun time creating!! 😃🎉

@BrendaKnoll 2 месяца назад

I just did a series of acrylic floral paintings and used the oil pastels to embellish and add texture. I am loving it so so much!

@dcfineart1562 2 месяца назад

@BrendaKnoll that is a GREAT idea!! I bet it looks beautiful!

@deeman524 Год назад

I knew you would be blown away by Mungyo, they are the best!!

@dcfineart1562 Год назад

Yes they are! 👩‍🎨🎨

@jude6752 Год назад

I think the PR pink/purple is an interference type mica that makes that two tone effect.

@miklosnemeth8566 Год назад

What black paper was that? Some of the Sennelier sticks are opaque some are transparent. The O and T on the chart shows if that color is meant to be opaque or transparent. Transparent Sennelier colors, almost all yellows for example, look disappointing, if you are not aware of this Sennelier oil pastel behavior. All Mungyo sticks/colors are uniformly opaque.

@dcfineart1562 Год назад

The black paper was legions black watercolor paper. I have enjoyed both the mungyo and Sennelier oil pastels. I typically use a pastel board for my art work. This was a fun experiment and first time using the mungyo. :)

@jackieojeda6101 2 года назад

Soooo happy I found you!!! Yahoo some more art, and I love oil pastels all the art media...... watercolor, all pastels, all art related media and mixed media too!!👋🎨✍👍👍😊💖👏🌄💐😃👋😄💝🥰

@dcfineart1562 2 года назад

Awesome!! So Happy to have you on my growing channel and you definitely came to the right place! Creating works of art with different mediums is so much Fun! 😀👩‍🎨🎨

@art-alchemy Год назад

Thanks! I have Mungyo Gallery and I have the Paul Rubens metallic ones. I will get some Sennelier because I love their products. I think I will use only the whites from Paul Rubens.

@dcfineart1562 Год назад

That will work, you will love the Sennelier oil pastels they are so creamy and have amazing richness in color. :)

@Psalm31vlog 9 месяцев назад

Loved this comparison video. Thanks!

@dcfineart1562 9 месяцев назад

You’re welcome and Thank you for watching! 🙏 😃👩🏼‍🎨

@nattyw495 2 года назад

Very informative and interesting review....learned alot....

@dcfineart1562 2 года назад

Thank you YAY!! 🎨

@howlingwind1937 Год назад

With the metallic mungyo oil pastels, if you cross hash over them it's comes really nice.

@dcfineart1562 Год назад

@ Howling Wind I will have to try that 😀 Not sure why I didn’t think of testing it that way also. Thank you for sharing and happy creating 👩‍🎨🎨😀

@howlingwind1937 Год назад

@@dcfineart1562 you're welcome, it's fun trying out new tools and paints, I've never used gamsol so I'm going to give that a try.

@Crystal_Seeker71 Год назад

Thanks for this comparison😀

@dcfineart1562 Год назад

Your most welcome! 🙏 😃👩🏼‍🎨

@jessbutterfly1934 2 года назад

I’ve never seen oil pastels used with mineral spirits before hu! Interesting

@dcfineart1562 2 года назад

Yes if oil based mineral spirits works but if your pastels are water based then use water. Caran D’Ache has both the water soluble ones and oil based. Just gives you more ways to use your oil pastels and get details if needed. 👩‍🎨🎨

@lizadivine3785 2 года назад

Not all of the Paul Ruben’s can handle solvent. On some colors it totally eats up the color or lightens it significantly.

@dcfineart1562 2 года назад

@@lizadivine3785 that is exactly right and what happened in this video Paul Rubens did not do well at all with the oms. Experimenting and finding out what works or what doesn’t before you start your painting is a must. How I got the idea of trying oms with my oil pastels was from Caran D’Ache themselves they make video product demonstration that is very helpful. Thank you for sharing 😀 and Happy Creating 👩‍🎨🎨

@lizadivine3785 2 года назад

@@dcfineart1562 thank you!