Mungyo Gallery Soft Oil Pastels Set of 48 - Assorted Colors

Very Smooth, very Creamy and easy to blend. Solid pigment amount and totally worth the price. Im very glad good for beginner and professional.

I am also using these with the Sennelier pastels, both oil and chalk. I use these on the bottom and work up to the Senneliers. I think these are very good and the price is just great. The Senneliers are wonderful but terribly expensive. If you need to bypass the Senneliers entirely due to cost, I think you could get a remarkable amount accomplished just using these. If you can afford to get the Senneliers, then get these in addition to them. I also am getting more of a color selection by using both brands.

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Amazing qualitiy for the price, I could paint some really nice things

Love these. On a par in softness with Caran Dache. What a bargain. They are smooth and creamy. Give them a try. I could not believe how good they are for the price.

Beautiful yummy Pastels! Here Is a photo of the 8 colors I tested on smooth watercolor paper below my new set of 48 Gallery Mungyo oil Pastels. Very nice colors! Very smooth, creamy and about 3 inches long. I love these Pastels and I LOVE the price! Do not hesitate to buy these before buying the expensive ones. The results are pretty much the same for much less!

They blend well, have great choice in color and pictures come out great. Definitely worth the money.

I found these very easy to work with. I attached a photo that was the second piece of art I’ve ever made with oil pastels and I think it turned out pretty good. The color range was great and they have a good color pay off. I think it is a great product for the price!

Nice and creamy good pigment blends very well would buy again

I just really like these oil pastels. When I decided I wanted to try OP, I did a little research. I didnt want to pay a fortune but I didnt want to get the lowest grade product either. I cant remember who initially recommended Mungyo, but Im so glad I ordered them. Im an amateur. I like drawing and use whatever suits my fancy at that moment. Ive used graphite, colored pencils, alcohol markers, and now oil pastels. These go on smooth, they blend well, I enjoy using them. I cant compare these to professional grade OP having never used the really expensive ones, but I do recommend these.