Artecho Oil Pastels Set of 48 Colors, Soft Oil Pastels for Art Painting, Drawing, Blending, Art Supplies for Artists, Beginners, Students, Teachers (10 x 70 mm)

This set is a total bargain for the quality. The pastels are smooth, soft, and don’t crumble, which makes them a joy to work with. The black is perfect. But let's understand the white. I use the white for blending—it's not super opaque, which might be a downside if you're looking for bright white highlights, but it’s perfect for creating soft, pastel tones and subtle gradients.If you need a bold, pure white for strong highlights, you’ll probably want to pair this with another more opaque white pastel. But for blending and layering, this white delivers beautifully. For how I use it, it’s 5 stars all the way!

I recently purchased the Artecho Oil Pastels and I am thoroughly impressed with their performance. The range of vibrant colors is incredible, providing rich pigmentation that stands out beautifully on various surfaces. Whether I'm working on paper, canvas, or wood, these pastels deliver consistent and smooth application.One of the standout features is how easily they blend and layer, allowing me to create stunning gradients and intricate details with ease. Despite their affordable price, they do not compromise on quality, making them an excellent choice for both beginners and professional artists.Artecho Oil Pastels offer great value for money. Their vibrant colors, ease of use, and versatility make them a fantastic addition to any artist's collection. Highly recommend!

These pastels are great. This is my second order of them, and they are some of my favorites to work with. I have used many brands, including Sennelier, and while Sennelier pastels are a little smoother and easier to build that chunky texture with, these come at a very very close second place. They blend well, tons of colors offered, and a great value. Really good products

Pretty colors and got texture.

They work as expected for a floresent oil pastel. They are bright but are transparent. They are fun to play with and add a nice pop of bright color to my artwork. I think they would make a good under layer for scratch art also.

Not a bad price for great quality. It very smooth and blends well not waxy like some other oil pastes. I ended up buying 4 of the black and white pack.

For under 50 dollars I was going to be happy with just the box even if the pastels turned out indifferent, but I was actually very happy with the set itself. The hardness is similar to Hwawon or Caran D'Arche's Neo Pastels, meaning that you could get some detail with them. I found them opaque and when coloring a broad area, they did not produce crumbs, they blended well with neighboring colors. They were not great at layering but I don't layer much in my art style and with 120 colors you probably are close to the correct color anyway. , The sticks feel substantial, and they are well wrapped. There was a nice group of greens and grays. The downside is there is no open stock and I would rather they give you a spare white or two and some extra grays instead of the neon ones.

Seem to be nice oil pastels, not that I've used any since I was a child. Nice bright colors.