This was amazing to watch. Thank you for the time stamps. I looked at your description but couldn't see details on where you got your desk light from, may I please ask details on what brand/type it is?
This has been a really informative *and relaxing* video! I've been into impressionism for quite some time now and I would really appreciate a video dedicated to how you use colours! I still can't quite get the concept of using colours such as purples and greens and blues in depicting humans (considering the fact that I'm only a beginner) and I would want to know how to do them just like you do :D you're really an inspiration
I'm so glad you enjoyed this video☺️ took me a while to learn about tools for oil pastels, so I'm happy that I could finally share my knowledge to everyone❤️ I'm planning on making another video like this again, I'll make sure to include some techniques for colouring in a future video☺️👍
I got a set of oil pastels for Christmas a few years back, and I tried using them and got frustrated. Today, I decided to use them again, and this video was super helpful and I think my art turned out well!
I have started doing oil pastels thanks to you ! It's been a journey of trial and error and your tips have been so useful. Without you i would never have thought of using supplies like linseed oils (which make drawing so much easier and relaxing). I have even discovered an art store that makes traditional handmade oil pastels where I study (l'artisan pastellier). I am so thankfull for what you do ! I hope you know you have inspired many to start oil pastels and get back to drawing ! Thank you
Hi, I'm willing to start drawing with oil pastels, and I'm having a hard time finding any review or thoughts on oil pastels by L'artisan pastellier, which I am really interested in. Have you ever tried this brand? If so, what do you think of it? :)
Your art, to put in words, makes me feel things i rarely feel. It awakens a warm feeling in my heart and makes me forget about all the things and i can just sit back and enjoy your videos. You make wonders with colours on the paper. Your art makes my eyes twinkle and helps me dream more. I will forever support you❤️
I don't use oil pastels, but it's really nice to see your work progress, i love to see you painting, your videos and paintings are always well done and i really appreciate it❤
oil pastels are my favorite type of materials, I really enjoy watching your videos, they're so relaxing and inspiring. I've moved into France this year and I'm so exited to buy senneliers pastels
I’m cryinnnnngg , cause I’m so excited I can barely contain it 😭 Time to drink my warm coffee while I let you take me on yet another soul therapeutic journey. Love you, Misako ❤
Good morning! thank you for being here so early, hope you enjoyed my video🥰 it's time to make some coffee for me haha☕️ sending you love from Canada! have a great sunday❤️
If I can add something, for the "sealing" part, maybe it can help people. You have to let the drawing dry before apply anything on top (just like oil painting, so, depending on the thickness, it can be take few weeks, or maybe months) Also, on the market, the only "oil pastel fixative" is the sennelier :/ But you can use any oil painting fixative (you can have different finish like glossy or mat because they are many on the market) To use a fixative, it's like a spray painting, only little "pression", line by line (so press the spray, do a "line" on top and release) do it again as much as it take for cover all the surface. Turn your drawing at 90° and do it again on all the surface, to be sure it's well sealed. And like every other spray bottle, turn the bottle, and spray in the air for clean the "pipe" of the spray before put away. I hope my explanations are understable and not to messy (english is not my mother tongue, sorry).
Good advice. From a conservation framing point of view, if you're putting it under glass though, I question the need for fixative. I'm not sure, but I would compare it to watercolor where you do not spray it with fixative, and you want it under glass, preferably UV protected glass like say True View or something like that. If you're selling a 'painting' for hundreds of dollars, then it's worth it. :)
@@iri5505 It really depends of the thickness of your drawing and the oil pastel you use. For example, sennelier's one are very smooth beacause they are very oily, they need more time to dry than mungyo's one. You can gently touch your drawing to see if it's dry (but one/two week seems "short" to me for dry) I don't really know how much time mine take to dry because when I finish it, I place it somewhere and someday I'm like "oh, it's been few weeks, lets check if it's good"
@@flavie.3826 Yes, good point. From my side, I like to share framing and conservation information because it seems like largely people still don't know much about it. To me, artists who sell their work in particular, should have some knowledge of the subject. So I make a lot of comments to help share some of the information, and it's not even necessarily directed at anyone in particular, but just to get the knowledge out there. :)
This is honestly the most inspiring youtube chanels out there honestly the whole aesthetic and everything and the time you take to make this wonderful paintings as same with your talent is wonderful always looking foward to new videos
You make the most hated and feared art supply so easy to use! Thank you for this video! Now Im inspired to go dig out my oil pastels and create something beautiful!
Thanks for the advice. I’m ordering the Skin Safer. I was under the impression that oil pastels were not that bad but I would rather be safe. I do wear gloves when oil painting. Using oil pastels were easier while recovering from a broken wrist this past winter. Peace ☮️
9:48 After properly cared with fixative/varnish, it cannot remain sticky, it must be rock hard, even when I use impasto with thick layers or 3D pastel blobs here and there. Don't hesitate to spray it 12 times (thin gentle layers), if needed. With the Talens 060 Varnish one layer is enough to make a parfect finish. Your artwork is fantastic, and a joy to watch your paintings and process videos.
@@attheranch873 Enough on itself, you use a soft flat brush to paint varnish liquid on top of your painting. Then clean the brush with mineral spirit. Yeah, it is more hassle, and takes time, but the result is fantastic.
@@miklosnemeth8566I didn't know that Talens makes a varnish for oil pastels. I definitely need to try it, since I hate spray ones because of toxic fumes. Thank you for the tip ❤
While searching for more information about oil pastels I found your channel. You have inspired me so much and now I am slowly learning how to work and experiment with oil pastels. At frist I thought this material was only for kids but wow it's fascinating so thank you so muchhh. I love your artwork ❤
I bought a new pallete of oil pastels last night and im so excited to learn from you how to use it, i used to watch your videos since i was 13 last year, i really love your content😍😘💗💗
hello, I keep coming back here because the intro music touches me. I want to know the title of it. But the link you provided won’t open in my phone. I would be delighted if you will tell me the title of the first music. Thank you☺️
Hello! It is the same for me, the link will not open but I would also love to know the names of all the songs used. They are so beautiful and calming and make me come back to this video 🤍
I just started oil pastels because an important friend of mine bought me a whole set and had me experiment with them for a few weeks. I became intrigued with it. I have been a watercolorist for years but it is always nice to work in other mediums, and discover
thank you for this video, its really made my day! i love oil pastels but never tried them. its scary sometimes trying new things but the way you make art trully beatiful and lovely, that give me courage. i wish the see more art from you, have a good day!🌟
Absolutely beautiful work! I’ve been struggling to find the art medium most suited to me and I think oil pastels may be what I’ve been searching for. Thank you for posting such wonderful information and I look forward to more of your videos.
I just started oil pastels because an important friend of mine bought me a whole set and had me experiment with them for a few weeks. I became intrigued with it. I have been a watercolorist for years but it is always nice to work in other mediums, and discover. Thank you for everything you have revealed to us so that we can figure things out a little faster
Hi, thank you for this lovely video. I am learning, late in life, to paint and decided to try pastels. I didn't realize there are more than one type and each time I watch a video or tutorial I learn something new. Once again thank you.
This video was so beautiful, I could cry! I’m fortunate to be taking a trip to Paris soon and after learning the history of oil pastels I knew I had to go to the Sennelier shop and try some out for myself. Your video popped up on my feed at the perfect time!
Thank you for this awesome tutorial. I paint with acrylic and oil. I was given a set of pastels and having them lay around for a while I have decided to experiment with them and see how far I can get. This was a very good tutorial. I already have most of the material, this helps make the start a lot more fun.
Such great content...I love your videos...so inspirational and showcases oil pastels as I've never seen before. I would love to see you write and publish a book on oil pastel techniques. Thanks so much for sharing your process, supplies and work!
Incredible video, thank you! I’ve always loved oil pastels but your tips and recommendations bring even more freedom to this great medium. It has given me some confidence to work even more with oil pastels and get results I love.
I stumbled on your video because I am a hobbyist trying to figure out if I should try oil pastels as a medium and I am absolutely blown away by your work. Wow wow wow!!! Thank you for sharing your process and results, your paintings are incredible. ❤
wow im so interested in oil pastels..it tak÷s so much care as much as oil painting...this is the most helpful informative video I've found on youtube...there are not much about oil pastels..i really wnat to learn about them..thank you for this video ❤❤
I'm in love with the setup of the materials in the in initial shot. So artfully composed and arranged. I can't stop looking at it, it's just so ✨pleasing✨
I have been watching your channel for months now, and I just recently got oil pastels because of your beautiful artworks. This video has come at such a convenient time to help me practice, and learn how to use the materials properly. Thank you for sharing your tips!
I haven’t seen a video on TH-cam for a while, then I was looking for a tutorial on oil pastels as I always use them wrong. This is not only the most useful but the prettiest!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I'd love more info on painting with oil pastels. I feel like it is such an overlooked medium, and there really is little info about it. Anything you share is appreciated!
What do You do when a specific oil pastel color runs out? I tried looking for individual colors, but it seems only Sennelier sells individual oil pastels.
Thank you for such a beautiful and calming video. It’s so hard to find good information about oil pastel painting and I really enjoyed watching this. They are one of my favourite mediums to use despite seeming not all that popular. It’s so lovely to see a channel that shows the true beauty of what can be achieved with them
Really it was a detailed and very informative video, thank you👏 I paint with soft pastels and never use oil pastel. After watching your impressive video, I definitely want to try oil pastel.🙋♀️
I enjoy your videos so much. They’re so relaxing and informative. I look forward to more of your oil pastel videos in the future. Thank you for sharing your process.
I’m so inspired by your work! I absolutely loved and really appreciated this video. It was beautifully done, relaxing as well as informative. Hope to see more of such videos from you
Descobri seu canal hoje, e estou encantada com sua arte, seu trabalho é lindo e emocionante, estou começando com giz pastel, e você já é uma enorme inspiração, obrigada ❤☺️🇧🇷
That's not a question, only a comment saying how much I love the texture that oil pastels have! I love their final appearence and how creamy they look when we are using them. I love when my fingers get all colored because of them 😊❤
I drew an autumn landscape with cheap pastel paints that can be found in every stationery store. It's worth a try for those who haven't purchased professional paint yet.😍Thank you for your hard work. It was a very useful sharing 👏👏🌺❤
I loved this video so much. Thank you a thousand times. I don't consider myself an artist, but I'm always floating around and I've been in love with oil pastels since I was a little girl and I'm discovering what I can do. Seeing your process is inspiring and meant a lot to me! I have many difficulties, two of them: 1. with regard to drawing itself, how to get depth, learn about colors and how to be able to create layers and colors with small palettes. I would love to know more about your depth techniques with pastel oils and how you go about creating color when you don't have many options! 2. I have the Mungyo professional 36 colors and the Pentel of 50 - but I don't really understand what to achieve with each of them - the pentel is less creamy, but I know it can be useful, it's just frustrating not knowing how to combine with the Mungyo, if I should combine... I would love to know more about the pastel oils you use, what you learned from each one... I think that's it! I can't wait for the next video!
Great video, perhaps the best intro to oil-pastels that I've seen. I see you didn't mention my favorite paper for oil pastels: sanded paper. It allows for lot of layering and works especially well mixing with colored pencils.
YAYYY ANOTHER VIDEO! I was so excited 😭😭This was so informative! I think it would be really cool if you did a sketchbook tour next! I always kinda struggled with portrait sketches and I kinda want to see how you do them so well. Anyways, hope you have a great day, look forward to seeing you again!🥰🥰
I'm so happy your channel came up on my feed!! I also am in BC, but not on the lower mainland if that's where you are.. I'm a white girl, lol, not Japanese, but I do have somewhat of a fascination with things Japan, for instance I order from ZenMarket, I can't wait till I get to watch the new Studio Ghibli movie, I love Totorro, and I'm watching new Japanese releases on Netflix, etc. :) Growing up it seemed like there was always a dried up box of Reeves oil pastels kicking around, I was always fascinated and wanted to try, but they were so bad! So watching you compose masterpieces is pretty awesome, and I will look forward to watching more of your videos. I've recently been stocking up with watercolor supplies, and I actually bought the Nicker paints, and Muse paper, too. In fact I have a little Totorro painting I need to do, but there's something that keeps getting in my way... Anyway, I think I'm going to have to add some oil pastels next time I place an order, along with a Baren, some acrylic paint, gosh I think I'll be able to open my own store when I get finished, lol.
I use to paint with oil pastels/soft pastels and have been wanting to paint again. Sometimes I would do the underpainting with soft pastels and paint acrylic medium to seal it. Also used watercolor and gouache to start the background at other times. Never had the extensive collection of colors and that was sometimes a frustration but I would work in more limited palettes and buy colors as I needed them. Your paintings are beautiful! Really like your technique of liquifying the colors. Didn’t realize some of the pastel colors are toxic, good to know!
Thanks so much for the video! I was nervous about using brand new oil pastels I got as a present, but now I feel like I have some idea of how to better work with them. I also enjoy watching process videos, so this was really a win-win situation for me.
A l'aventure autodidacte du pastel à l'huile, je reste impressionné de votre technique et, ai aussi apprécié le caractère apaisant de votre vidéo. Du coup je me suis abonné.
Aprecio mucho tu arte, yo inicio aún en el mundo del arte, y para mí eres una gran referencia, inspiración de que lo es quiero llegar a ser, no hablo inglés o no entiendo la mayoría de veces pero aún así viendo como lo haces, trato de buscar una forma ejemplar para yo poder hacerlo, gracias por tus videos.
Thanks for another calming and inspiring video. Clear gesso is mentioned as primer in the description box, but it's use is not clearly described in the video. Could you please tell on which drawing surfaces do you use it? Is it just on canvas or do you also use it for other surfaces? Thanks in advance for your response.
Thank you so much for this!!! I've been trying to get into oil pastels, if you make more tutorials i love to know how you build color with them! Thank you so much 🫶🫶
Your art and this video literally soothed my soul! Thank you for sharing how you achieve greater detail and a oil painting like effect with pastels, this is information I was desperately seeking (even though it will take me a while to get to that point as a beginner) I just wanted to know it was possible!
Thank you so much! This was really great! I’ve done a little bit of pastel, watercolor and oil, but never really done oil pastels and I’m excited to try them
✦Time Stamp
-00:00 INTRO
-01:17 DESK SET UP
-02:40 BEFORE YOU START DRAWING
-03:38 DRAWING SURFACE
-06:15 BLENDING TECHNIQUES
-09:10 AFTERCARE/ FRAMING
Your drawing is just amazing🤩 thank you for sharing this ❤
This was amazing to watch. Thank you for the time stamps. I looked at your description but couldn't see details on where you got your desk light from, may I please ask details on what brand/type it is?
Might I ask to know the song at the 3:44 mark? It's so beautiful
The thumbnail is so so GORGEOUS! ✨
This has been a really informative *and relaxing* video! I've been into impressionism for quite some time now and I would really appreciate a video dedicated to how you use colours! I still can't quite get the concept of using colours such as purples and greens and blues in depicting humans (considering the fact that I'm only a beginner) and I would want to know how to do them just like you do :D you're really an inspiration
I'm so glad you enjoyed this video☺️ took me a while to learn about tools for oil pastels, so I'm happy that I could finally share my knowledge to everyone❤️
I'm planning on making another video like this again, I'll make sure to include some techniques for colouring in a future video☺️👍
Yes please make a video on the concept of colors!
Get a book on color theory.
Agreed, this was quite soothing and relaxing to watch and listen to.
I got a set of oil pastels for Christmas a few years back, and I tried using them and got frustrated. Today, I decided to use them again, and this video was super helpful and I think my art turned out well!
Wonderful!☺️❤️
Perfect and complete silent film. The images and texts present everything necessary. Nothing else. Thanks
This style of editing is so aesthetically satisfying!
I have started doing oil pastels thanks to you !
It's been a journey of trial and error and your tips have been so useful. Without you i would never have thought of using supplies like linseed oils (which make drawing so much easier and relaxing). I have even discovered an art store that makes traditional handmade oil pastels where I study (l'artisan pastellier).
I am so thankfull for what you do ! I hope you know you have inspired many to start oil pastels and get back to drawing ! Thank you
Hi, I'm willing to start drawing with oil pastels, and I'm having a hard time finding any review or thoughts on oil pastels by L'artisan pastellier, which I am really interested in. Have you ever tried this brand? If so, what do you think of it? :)
Your art, to put in words, makes me feel things i rarely feel. It awakens a warm feeling in my heart and makes me forget about all the things and i can just sit back and enjoy your videos. You make wonders with colours on the paper. Your art makes my eyes twinkle and helps me dream more. I will forever support you❤️
Reading your comment made my day🥺❤️ thank you so much!
@@MisakoFlodin ❤️❤️❤️you deserve never ending happiness
I don't use oil pastels, but it's really nice to see your work progress, i love to see you painting, your videos and paintings are always well done and i really appreciate it❤
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed my videos😊❤️
Me too !
oil pastels are my favorite type of materials, I really enjoy watching your videos, they're so relaxing and inspiring. I've moved into France this year and I'm so exited to buy senneliers pastels
I’m cryinnnnngg , cause I’m so excited I can barely contain it 😭 Time to drink my warm coffee while I let you take me on yet another soul therapeutic journey. Love you, Misako ❤
Good morning! thank you for being here so early, hope you enjoyed my video🥰 it's time to make some coffee for me haha☕️ sending you love from Canada! have a great sunday❤️
If I can add something, for the "sealing" part, maybe it can help people.
You have to let the drawing dry before apply anything on top (just like oil painting, so, depending on the thickness, it can be take few weeks, or maybe months)
Also, on the market, the only "oil pastel fixative" is the sennelier :/ But you can use any oil painting fixative (you can have different finish like glossy or mat because they are many on the market)
To use a fixative, it's like a spray painting, only little "pression", line by line (so press the spray, do a "line" on top and release) do it again as much as it take for cover all the surface. Turn your drawing at 90° and do it again on all the surface, to be sure it's well sealed. And like every other spray bottle, turn the bottle, and spray in the air for clean the "pipe" of the spray before put away.
I hope my explanations are understable and not to messy (english is not my mother tongue, sorry).
Good advice. From a conservation framing point of view, if you're putting it under glass though, I question the need for fixative. I'm not sure, but I would compare it to watercolor where you do not spray it with fixative, and you want it under glass, preferably UV protected glass like say True View or something like that. If you're selling a 'painting' for hundreds of dollars, then it's worth it. :)
Will be oil pastel painting dry to touch as oil painting after week or two?thanks
@@pennycandyys I don't know if it's really necessary, but my point was mainly "If you want to fix it, let it dry first" :o
@@iri5505 It really depends of the thickness of your drawing and the oil pastel you use. For example, sennelier's one are very smooth beacause they are very oily, they need more time to dry than mungyo's one.
You can gently touch your drawing to see if it's dry (but one/two week seems "short" to me for dry)
I don't really know how much time mine take to dry because when I finish it, I place it somewhere and someday I'm like "oh, it's been few weeks, lets check if it's good"
@@flavie.3826 Yes, good point. From my side, I like to share framing and conservation information because it seems like largely people still don't know much about it. To me, artists who sell their work in particular, should have some knowledge of the subject. So I make a lot of comments to help share some of the information, and it's not even necessarily directed at anyone in particular, but just to get the knowledge out there. :)
This is honestly the most inspiring youtube chanels out there honestly the whole aesthetic and everything and the time you take to make this wonderful paintings as same with your talent is wonderful always looking foward to new videos
thank you so much❤️ it means a lot to me!
Adore the aesthetics, quietness and pace of your video so much. I’ve been looking for tutorial videos but none is as good. Please teach us more!
You make the most hated and feared art supply so easy to use! Thank you for this video! Now Im inspired to go dig out my oil pastels and create something beautiful!
One of my favorite mediums! Im so happy to learn some more tips. Your videos are always wonderful!
Thank you so much! I'm looking forward to make another tutorial video in the future🥰✨
are there substitutes for linseed oil? @@MisakoFlodin
Thanks for the advice. I’m ordering the Skin Safer. I was under the impression that oil pastels were not that bad but I would rather be safe. I do wear gloves when oil painting. Using oil pastels were easier while recovering from a broken wrist this past winter. Peace ☮️
Probably the most helpful and enjoyable watching experience I’ve ever had on TH-cam.
Glad you enjoyed it!✨
Misako your videos are so beautifully made with attention to detail. This is so informative about drawing with oil pastels.
Thank you so much☺️ It was a good opportunity to reflect on my past drawings. glad you enjoyed it❤️
I’m really enjoying your channel. Doesn’t seem to be too many people on TH-cam specialising in oil pastels.. 😊
Thank you so much❤️❤️
This is probably the most beautiful set up I’ve ever seen and editing on this video Is so beautiful
Thanks so much 😊✨
9:48 After properly cared with fixative/varnish, it cannot remain sticky, it must be rock hard, even when I use impasto with thick layers or 3D pastel blobs here and there. Don't hesitate to spray it 12 times (thin gentle layers), if needed. With the Talens 060 Varnish one layer is enough to make a parfect finish. Your artwork is fantastic, and a joy to watch your paintings and process videos.
Does the Talens varnish go on after the spray she’s using, or is it enough by itself?
@@attheranch873 Enough on itself, you use a soft flat brush to paint varnish liquid on top of your painting. Then clean the brush with mineral spirit. Yeah, it is more hassle, and takes time, but the result is fantastic.
@@miklosnemeth8566I didn't know that Talens makes a varnish for oil pastels. I definitely need to try it, since I hate spray ones because of toxic fumes. Thank you for the tip ❤
While searching for more information about oil pastels I found your channel. You have inspired me so much and now I am slowly learning how to work and experiment with oil pastels. At frist I thought this material was only for kids but wow it's fascinating so thank you so muchhh.
I love your artwork ❤
I bought a new pallete of oil pastels last night and im so excited to learn from you how to use it, i used to watch your videos since i was 13 last year, i really love your content😍😘💗💗
how exciting!🥰 hope you enjoy drawing with oil pastels❤️
I really can’t stand videos that are just talking so I loved this 100%
hello, I keep coming back here because the intro music touches me. I want to know the title of it. But the link you provided won’t open in my phone. I would be delighted if you will tell me the title of the first music. Thank you☺️
oh me too dear. I am curious too
Hi! the music is "gymnopedie No.1"☺️ thank you for watching my video💖
By Satie
Hello! It is the same for me, the link will not open but I would also love to know the names of all the songs used. They are so beautiful and calming and make me come back to this video 🤍
Gymnopedie No. 1 by Erik Satie. It's one of my favourites too.❤
I just started oil pastels because an important friend of mine bought me a whole set and had me experiment with them for a few weeks. I became intrigued with it. I have been a watercolorist for years but it is always nice to work in other mediums, and discover
There are also water-soluble oil pastels & watercolor pencils & water-soluble inks. You might want to experiment...
thank you for this video, its really made my day! i love oil pastels but never tried them. its scary sometimes trying new things but the way you make art trully beatiful and lovely, that give me courage. i wish the see more art from you, have a good day!🌟
Absolutely beautiful work! I’ve been struggling to find the art medium most suited to me and I think oil pastels may be what I’ve been searching for. Thank you for posting such wonderful information and I look forward to more of your videos.
I just started oil pastels because an important friend of mine bought me a whole set and had me experiment with them for a few weeks. I became intrigued with it. I have been a watercolorist for years but it is always nice to work in other mediums, and discover. Thank you for everything you have revealed to us so that we can figure things out a little faster
Wonderful! I hope you love drawing with oil pastels😊❤️
Hi, thank you for this lovely video. I am learning, late in life, to paint and decided to try pastels. I didn't realize there are more than one type and each time I watch a video or tutorial I learn something new. Once again thank you.
Your video is like a therapy. Beautiful work, superb music choices.
thank you✨glad you enjoyed it!
This video was so beautiful, I could cry! I’m fortunate to be taking a trip to Paris soon and after learning the history of oil pastels I knew I had to go to the Sennelier shop and try some out for myself. Your video popped up on my feed at the perfect time!
Thank you for this awesome tutorial. I paint with acrylic and oil. I was given a set of pastels and having them lay around for a while I have decided to experiment with them and see how far I can get. This was a very good tutorial. I already have most of the material, this helps make the start a lot more fun.
Glad it was helpful🥰❤️
Such great content...I love your videos...so inspirational and showcases oil pastels as I've never seen before. I would love to see you write and publish a book on oil pastel techniques. Thanks so much for sharing your process, supplies and work!
Incredible video, thank you! I’ve always loved oil pastels but your tips and recommendations bring even more freedom to this great medium. It has given me some confidence to work even more with oil pastels and get results I love.
Your Kitties are, of course, the most important ingredient. What gorgeous kit-kats. 💗💗 Thank you for all all the great tips.
I stumbled on your video because I am a hobbyist trying to figure out if I should try oil pastels as a medium and I am absolutely blown away by your work. Wow wow wow!!! Thank you for sharing your process and results, your paintings are incredible. ❤
Glad it was helpful!☺️❤️
I loved everything about that video! The visuals, the music, and of course the information. Your artwork is beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much☺️🌹
wow im so interested in oil pastels..it tak÷s so much care as much as oil painting...this is the most helpful informative video I've found on youtube...there are not much about oil pastels..i really wnat to learn about them..thank you for this video ❤❤
Thank you so much !❤
I'm in love with the setup of the materials in the in initial shot. So artfully composed and arranged. I can't stop looking at it, it's just so ✨pleasing✨
I have been watching your channel for months now, and I just recently got oil pastels because of your beautiful artworks. This video has come at such a convenient time to help me practice, and learn how to use the materials properly. Thank you for sharing your tips!
I haven’t seen a video on TH-cam for a while, then I was looking for a tutorial on oil pastels as I always use them wrong. This is not only the most useful but the prettiest!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Glad it was helpful!☺️❤️
What a talented artist! Beautifully constructed video. Wonderful soundtrack. I love videos where one doesn’t chat. 👏👏👏
I'd love more info on painting with oil pastels. I feel like it is such an overlooked medium, and there really is little info about it. Anything you share is appreciated!
What do You do when a specific oil pastel color runs out? I tried looking for individual colors, but it seems only Sennelier sells individual oil pastels.
Thank you for such a beautiful and calming video. It’s so hard to find good information about oil pastel painting and I really enjoyed watching this. They are one of my favourite mediums to use despite seeming not all that popular. It’s so lovely to see a channel that shows the true beauty of what can be achieved with them
Thank you for your generous sharing. This is so inspiring and helpful. I'm looking forward to your video about different oil pastels!
Really it was a detailed and very informative video, thank you👏
I paint with soft pastels and never use oil pastel. After watching your impressive video, I definitely want to try oil pastel.🙋♀️
I enjoy your videos so much. They’re so relaxing and informative. I look forward to more of your oil pastel videos in the future. Thank you for sharing your process.
Thank you so much for waiting my video☺️
I’m so inspired by your work! I absolutely loved and really appreciated this video. It was beautifully done, relaxing as well as informative. Hope to see more of such videos from you
Thank you so much! it means so much to me! I'm excited to work on new drawings🥰
Descobri seu canal hoje, e estou encantada com sua arte, seu trabalho é lindo e emocionante, estou começando com giz pastel, e você já é uma enorme inspiração, obrigada ❤☺️🇧🇷
Thank you so much for watching my video☺️❤️
I LOVE how organized you are. It’s so relaxing to watch. Thank you 🙏
Thank you! 😊
That's not a question, only a comment saying how much I love the texture that oil pastels have! I love their final appearence and how creamy they look when we are using them. I love when my fingers get all colored because of them 😊❤
oh gosh the wooden cabinet for the pastels seems so incredibly useful
Your artwork is just absolutely stunning. I could stare at it all day
Thank you so much❤️
I drew an autumn landscape with cheap pastel paints that can be found in every stationery store. It's worth a try for those who haven't purchased professional paint yet.😍Thank you for your hard work. It was a very useful sharing 👏👏🌺❤
Hi and thank you so much. This knowledge continues to push me forwards using oil pastels. A big change from my soft pastel experience. 🍃
Thank you for this video. It’s really informative and interesting. Looking forward to the one about the oil pastels
I loved this video so much. Thank you a thousand times. I don't consider myself an artist, but I'm always floating around and I've been in love with oil pastels since I was a little girl and I'm discovering what I can do. Seeing your process is inspiring and meant a lot to me!
I have many difficulties, two of them:
1. with regard to drawing itself, how to get depth, learn about colors and how to be able to create layers and colors with small palettes. I would love to know more about your depth techniques with pastel oils and how you go about creating color when you don't have many options!
2. I have the Mungyo professional 36 colors and the Pentel of 50 - but I don't really understand what to achieve with each of them - the pentel is less creamy, but I know it can be useful, it's just frustrating not knowing how to combine with the Mungyo, if I should combine... I would love to know more about the pastel oils you use, what you learned from each one...
I think that's it! I can't wait for the next video!
Great video, perhaps the best intro to oil-pastels that I've seen. I see you didn't mention my favorite paper for oil pastels: sanded paper. It allows for lot of layering and works especially well mixing with colored pencils.
YAYYY ANOTHER VIDEO! I was so excited 😭😭This was so informative! I think it would be really cool if you did a sketchbook tour next! I always kinda struggled with portrait sketches and I kinda want to see how you do them so well. Anyways, hope you have a great day, look forward to seeing you again!🥰🥰
Thank you❤️ I'll include some sketchbook tours and portrait drawing next time I do a “sketch with me” video!
Such an informative, beautiful and inspiring video. A piece of art in itself. Thank you!
I am taking a drawing class with pastels and this video was so informative. Thank you so much for making this. Your artwork is very beautiful!
Glad it was helpful!☺️
Very pleasing to watch, I think I will come back to this video many times. Subscribed!
thank you so much❤️
I'm so happy your channel came up on my feed!! I also am in BC, but not on the lower mainland if that's where you are.. I'm a white girl, lol, not Japanese, but I do have somewhat of a fascination with things Japan, for instance I order from ZenMarket, I can't wait till I get to watch the new Studio Ghibli movie, I love Totorro, and I'm watching new Japanese releases on Netflix, etc. :)
Growing up it seemed like there was always a dried up box of Reeves oil pastels kicking around, I was always fascinated and wanted to try, but they were so bad! So watching you compose masterpieces is pretty awesome, and I will look forward to watching more of your videos. I've recently been stocking up with watercolor supplies, and I actually bought the Nicker paints, and Muse paper, too. In fact I have a little Totorro painting I need to do, but there's something that keeps getting in my way...
Anyway, I think I'm going to have to add some oil pastels next time I place an order, along with a Baren, some acrylic paint, gosh I think I'll be able to open my own store when I get finished, lol.
I use to paint with oil pastels/soft pastels and have been wanting to paint again. Sometimes I would do the underpainting with soft pastels and paint acrylic medium to seal it. Also used watercolor and gouache to start the background at other times. Never had the extensive collection of colors and that was sometimes a frustration but I would work in more limited palettes and buy colors as I needed them. Your paintings are beautiful! Really like your technique of liquifying the colors. Didn’t realize some of the pastel colors are toxic, good to know!
Thanks so much for the video! I was nervous about using brand new oil pastels I got as a present, but now I feel like I have some idea of how to better work with them. I also enjoy watching process videos, so this was really a win-win situation for me.
A l'aventure autodidacte du pastel à l'huile, je reste impressionné de votre technique et, ai aussi apprécié le caractère apaisant de votre vidéo. Du coup je me suis abonné.
Everything about this video is absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing your process!
Glad you enjoyed it!☺️
thank you for sharing this with us, your paintings are absolutely beautiful!
Thank you so much!❤️
Very informative. Short but packs a great punch. Thanks so much!!
Aprecio mucho tu arte, yo inicio aún en el mundo del arte, y para mí eres una gran referencia, inspiración de que lo es quiero llegar a ser, no hablo inglés o no entiendo la mayoría de veces pero aún así viendo como lo haces, trato de buscar una forma ejemplar para yo poder hacerlo, gracias por tus videos.
I found your channel days ago because I have oil pastels and I was lost about how to use them. Not anymooore! Arigatou, merci, thanks!!!
Thanks for another calming and inspiring video. Clear gesso is mentioned as primer in the description box, but it's use is not clearly described in the video. Could you please tell on which drawing surfaces do you use it? Is it just on canvas or do you also use it for other surfaces? Thanks in advance for your response.
Thanks!
thank you so much☺️your support means a lot to me!💌
Thank you for this video.. You really inspired me to learn
Thank you so much for this!!! I've been trying to get into oil pastels, if you make more tutorials i love to know how you build color with them!
Thank you so much 🫶🫶
Your art and this video literally soothed my soul! Thank you for sharing how you achieve greater detail and a oil painting like effect with pastels, this is information I was desperately seeking (even though it will take me a while to get to that point as a beginner) I just wanted to know it was possible!
Thank you so much! This was really great! I’ve done a little bit of pastel, watercolor and oil, but never really done oil pastels and I’m excited to try them
Your paintings make me feel like I’m walking in a dream
So incredible, thank you 💛 and Japan is the best! 😊🕊️
your artwork is so special. this video has been helpful for me! ❤
A serene and beautiful video to watch, Simply lovely! God bless!
Glad you enjoyed it☺️✨
THANK YOU SMMMMM this was very helpful
Just got a beginner oil pastel set, this video helped a lot!!
glad it was helpful! hope you enjoy drawing with oil pastels🩷
this is an extremely informative video and beautifully shot! love ur cute lil cat too
Your whole channel and artworks are insainely pretty.
Thank you so much☺️ It means so much to me🌷
I need that video to learn the techniques bec I just started to use oil pastels.thx for sharing.
Beautiful. I miss using pastel oils from art school so I'm planning to get back to it. This was a wonderful video.
Thank you so much☺️🌹
소리도 분위기도 편안하고 너무 좋아요😢❤
Wow, 10:10 you could make a video on using a projector in your oil painting process. That would be awesome.
Found video informative. Can’t wait for the next ones! Thanks
What an amazing video! It was so helpful for me as someone who is just starting out. Thank you for making it
Glad it was helpful!
wonderful! Great video! it's good be able to see and learn each technique you use. thanks!
So glad to discover your channel! 😊🎉❤
Thank you for a wonderful gift on a dreary Monday morning!
Wow. Truly. Thanks for this. I plan on starting a similar style but I'm sharing my experience with learning how to utilize art.
you are an amazing oil pastel artist!!!
This was so informative and delightful to watch - thank you :)
thank you so much honestly a really, genuinely useful and pleasing to watch video