Sennelier Oil Pastel Box of 6 Assorted Colours
Originally manufactured for Pablo Picasso in 1949, the Sennelier Oil Pastel is a product that makes use of components used in all Sennelier colours.
Top quality pigments, pure synthetic binding medium and PH-neutral mineral wax.
This balance provides the oils pastels with a creamy texture, high colouring and covering potential, excellent brightness and a high degree of light stability.
Apply colours directly or mix colours before blending with a rag or your finger. Dilute colours with mineral spirits or turpentine and blend them with a brush.
Seal the paper first with gesso if necessary. Use in mixed media, applying over watercolour, oil or acrylic paint.
Colours may be sculpted with a pre-heated palette knife. After heating, adhere and inlay pigments, sand, sawdust, wood, paper, glass or metal into the moist colour.
Sennelier Oil Pastel Box of 6 Assorted Colours
Originally manufactured for Pablo Picasso in 1949, the Sennelier Oil Pastel is a product that makes use of components used in all Sennelier colours.
Top quality pigments, pure synthetic binding medium and PH-neutral mineral wax.
This balance provides the oils pastels with a creamy texture, high colouring and covering potential, excellent brightness and a high degree of light stability.
Apply colours directly or mix colours before blending with a rag or your finger. Dilute colours with mineral spirits or turpentine and blend them with a brush.
Seal the paper first with gesso if necessary. Use in mixed media, applying over watercolour, oil or acrylic paint.
Colours may be sculpted with a pre-heated palette knife. After heating, adhere and inlay pigments, sand, sawdust, wood, paper, glass or metal into the moist colour.
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