blackest black pastel
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
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Here are some Jackson's art store affiliate links for you all.
Cretacolor - Black chalk (pastel)
www.jacksonsar...
white chalk (pastel)
www.jacksonsar...
holders
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Thank you so much for this video! I got the Cretacolor black chalk lead from your recommendation, and it's fantastic! So much better than other black pastel pencils.
The black koh i noor where the blackest i had found for my work and i tried many
Have you tried the Creacolor Nero soft black? It’s a oil based black.
Has Jackson's stopped selling those? Cannot find them via your link only the pencils. Is there a better link please?
Tha is for this video, with normal pastel pencils I have been really struggling to get the deep blacks I need. I have ordered these, and look forward to the results, do they go over other colours well
I had found the Cretacolor pencil already, but like u said it is quite fragile and so therefore costly. I save it for the bits around the eyes. Then at the Art shop I saw the cretacolour chalk leads, tried them, they are indeed fantastic as u state, as u don't put them in a sharpener, u don't waste it either, so they actually cost lots less... I just wish they'd sell all pastel pencils like this, woodless!! Go on Jason u have the contacts, get Jacksons or some other Comany to do it... you can take the credit, I'll take the money! 😂😂😂
Cant get Jackson art in USA darn
I order from them all the time and I am in SC.
Ordered from Blick. Can’t wait to try them
I searched Amazon for the black chalk pastel but in the description it said Oil based drawing lead, Shiny smudge-proof strokes
Water resistant, soft, Black - 6 pack, Is it the sane as what you use?
Unable to find the sticks on Jackson. Just the pencil.
Ok, I need those in my life. Thank you for sharing!
Oh , I have those. I’ve been looking for a really black pastel but these I was not sure about the lightfastness.
Ok I want that holder. Why: bc I am a geek with getting that stuff all over my fingers. Brilliant. I did not thought of that.
So in my country koh i noor pastel pencils cost really cheap, 3.5 times less then pitt pastel pencils, do you think I should get koh i noor or is pitt still a better choice? :/
I have both and the Pitt’s are harder ... great for detail and the koh I noor are much softer ... great for blocking in.
Just bought the gouache after a video with your tip 😏
Try a DUX adjustable sharpener. It's super sharp, comes with three extra blades, has an adjustable screw on the end and comes in a little case. I got mine on Cult Pens. It really is excellent for sharpening pastel pencils.
Hi, do you recall the exact listing name for your sharpener? Have searched cult pen site and don't see "adjustable'. Is it the one with the removable barrier?
I have the automatic long point but can always use a better one. Thanks 😊
@@JC-il4or sorry I put KUM originally when I should have put DUX adjustable pencil sharpener (mind freeze) ... sorry about that. Cult Pens have the DUX in stock ... I just checked ❤️👍
@@pamsanby8506 thank you for clearing that up 😂 I was sure it was my inability to correctly input it and tried every English combination, association and description I could think of. 😆
@@JC-il4or so sorry to have messed it up like that ... if only I had a memory .... 🤣
I tried successfully grinded sauce or sticks, which are really cheap and easily available
Are these Creat a Color chalks still considered pastel or are they a chalk? I am confused with the terminology that is used here. Thank you Jason ; )