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Pebeo Soft Pastels, Set of 24 -
Golden PanPastel Soft Pastels in Earthy Shades, Set of 5 -
Golden Colorless Blender for Soft Pastels -
DALER ROWNEY Artists Hard Pastels Set of 12 -
PanPastel Golden Metallic Pastels Set of 3 -
Golden PanPastel Set of Metallic and Pearl Pastels and Mediums, 17 Pieces -
PanPastel Golden Metallic Pastels Set of 6 -
Golden PanPastel Set of Pastels in Pearl Shades - Set of 6 -
Golden PanPastel Pastel Medium Set of 5 -
KOH‑I‑NOOR Art Pastels, Set of 12 -
Toison D’Or Artist Soft Pastels, Set of 24 -
Gioconda Set of 48 Pastel Pencils in Tin -
Pebeo Soft Pastels Set of 12 -
Toison d’Or Half-Size Soft Pastels, Set of 48 -
Toison D’Or Soft Pastels, Set of 12, Gray Shades -
Toison d’Or Short Soft Pastels, Set of 24
If you're looking for soft pastels, you can choose just what you need here. Soft pastels are ideal for painting landscapes and large areas, while hard pastels and pastel pencils are great for details and portraits. We offer them individually and in sets. Don't forget textured paper and fixative to set your work. Unlike oil pastels, soft pastels have a matte finish and are easy to blend.
Soft Pastels – Gentle Color Transitions and a Velvety Texture
Soft pastels are a popular medium among portrait artists, landscape artists, and illustrators. The pigment is applied directly to the paper and can be beautifully blended with a finger, blending stump, or special tool. The result is gentle color transitions, a velvety texture, and an airy quality to the drawing.
What Soft Pastels Do We Offer?
- Soft Pastels – the most intense paints, easy to apply and blend
- Hard Pastels – for details and fine lines
- Pastel Pencils – a combination of pastel and pencil for precise work
We offer brands including Schmincke, Faber-Castell, Koh-i-noor, and Daler-Rowney.
Tips for Working with Soft Pastels
Use special paper for pastels (textured, such as Canson Mi-Teintes). Always fix your finished drawing with fixative, or the pigment will smudge.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Working with Soft Pastels Get Messy?
Yes, soft pastels create dust. We recommend working over a protective surface and keeping wet wipes on hand. When you're done, fix the drawing with spray fixative.
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