Review on 🎨 KINGART Soft Pastels Set of 72 Unique Colors with Espresso Stained Hardwood Case and Sleek Silver Hinges/Clasp by Kristen Reid

If you've never worked with pastels, you need to understand that the difference between soft and hard begins with the pen do has density, not created colors. Some people might be put off by how easy it is to break up soft pastels, but they're designed to crumble more easily for blending and brightness. Don't buy this product if you really need something resembling a colored pencil (look for pastels with a paper sleeve that needs to be peeled off when you use them). This set of soft pastels comes in a wonderful case and color change gradient that should be more than satisfactory for a professional artist and a wonder for the average artist. Not being an artist in my family, I found it difficult to distinguish some of the shades when they were in the box, but in the hands of someone with the least artistic skill, these colors can mix, creating discrepancies. the softest texture. Excellent purchase.