Sakura XLP25 25 Piece Cray Pas Expressionist Review

I use these colors to create drawings that I saw on the internet. These colors give me excellent results. I only have a few problems when trying to mix colors.

Bright colors, easy to blend. Suitable for both beginners and experienced artists. However, it is important to remember that it does not dry out completely. One important thing to keep in mind when framing.

This type of Cray Paz oil pastel is very good value for money. They blend better than Erenga's oil pastels without sinking into feces, but definitely not as well as Sennelier's oil pastels. (See attached photo.) They are worth the money spent to buy them. Depending on what you want to make, Erengi oil pastels are well worth the money.

Bought these during quarantine to keep my creativity going. Overall I really enjoyed using them. This was my first experience with oil pastels. They are a little blurry than I thought and very soft. Some care is needed to ensure unwanted colors don't overlap, but they blend very well. The pastel shades were very lively and the variety of colors was huge! Just enough to get a newbie up and running.

Favorite Theses! I used to use various oil pastels, pencils (just not), and Pentels. I love them, easy to mix and match and not messy! I'm one of those people who make art and I have paint and stains on my hands and face. My friends mostly joke about it. But my hands didn't look like I was doing anything, definitely not mixing. When I used the pencil, my whole face and hands were green. Pentels is also a good brand but I fell in love with them. I'm super happy!