Paul Rubens Oil Pastels review - are they worth your money? 

YES I would love to see the technique comparison video!!!

I have both this set and the 72 PR Haiya set. The PR set you are featuring is more like the Mungyo Gallery set which I also own, they are soft but nowhere near as soft as both the PR Haiya or Sennelier sets, those are truly soft and a joy to work with if you like a very soft oil pastel. I do like the set you are talking about but for my taste much prefer the Haiya set (the 72 set is unavailable right now in America 😭).

These are beautiful 😻 I love the art you made, especially the fruit!! I picked up some neon oil pastels from Poundland that I really need to test out- I tried the neon acrylics and loved them so much I painted some Docs with them 😂

I bought the macaron set by mistake, I wanted this one, the basic one 😋 but the macaron colors are so pretty i'm buying the 48 mungyo set cause I couldn't find this one at the moment, so excited to start painting in this medium

More oil pastel tutorials please. Compare with Mungyo and other professional or artist grade oil pastels.

Romy, did you purchase the macaron set? I tried to but we were having problems with Amazon delivery, so I returned it. I might try again. Thank you for the review and the video.

Thanks for sharing😍 I just ordered mine, can't wait to play with it!! New subbie here to a small channel 🎨😍

Great work. I have done a fair amount of research on oil pastels. I have to say I heard Paul Rubens has a good lightfastness rating but idk if it's in house or international ratings. I bought a pack of six white Paul Rubens because it has not been possible for me to order titanium white in mungyo artist gallery oil pastels or caran dache atpit. I have tried all cray pas expressionist good artist quality and lightfastness, craypas specialist, brilliant enduring colours, sennelier, mungyo gallery artist extra soft oil pastels and Holbein and Pentel. My favourites are Mungyo. Idk about brands from India or Russia yet. Mungyos are beautiful to work with and very smooth, My favourite by far. They seem to have good lightfastness and I trust the Koreans to make a superior quality product..think Honda. Mungyo claims they art professional artist grade with good pigment. I use cray pay specialist to lay down blocks of colours and rub into 140 lb water colour paper. I like cold press. Then I add a few layers of Mungyo. I use Sennelier on top layers for highlights shading, midtones etc. The cray pas specialist underpainting will give your painting a brilliance and glow or enchanting shadows uf that's what you desire. I don't like the Holbein. I have yet to try caran dache oil pastels. Would love to. No matter what though, I still have to wait a day or a few to add more layers. The Paul Rubens white works pretty good for highlights without disturbing the previously laid colours.

You should get the pastels set, frugalcrafter Lindsey did a gorgeous lemon still life with them

Thank you for the video, I need to replace an old pentel.set and am having difficulties making up my mind between the Mungyp pastels and these. I think I like the colour range in these a bit better as the Mungyo set seems to be lacking in deeper reds. Would love to see you do a comparison between the 2 sets

I hve the same and I really like them ❤️ nice art btw

really nice X

😍😍😍😍love it!!!!

Troppo granuloso e grasso.rende complicate le sfumature.