How to Paint with Water-Soluble Oil Pastels: Sennelier Monday Live
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Learn how to paint with water-soluble oil pastels!
I very much enjoy participating in the Sennelier Monday Live art tutorials. Hosted by artist Yves-Marie Salanson, I never fail to take away something beneficial. As a teacher, I love to keep learning, and I think it's invaluable to learn from a variety of instructors. I'll have a link for you below re: how to participate in these Monday Live events.
I really enjoy learning from Monsieur Salanson, and these weekly lessons give me a few minutes of a guilty pleasure, which is trying to understand the spoken French language. I took 7 years of lessons in High School and College - mais il y a beaucoups d'ans!
Mungyo Gallery Water-Soluble Oil Pastels are a student-grade product and as such, do not carry lightfastness ratings. If you are using them solely in a sketchbook, as I have in this video, they will serve you well.
Watch the full length Sennelier Monday Live here: czcams.com/users/live6d9rqqt2...
Link to reference photo submitted to Pixabay by Maxi Rottenwaller as posted in the Sennelier Monday Live Newsletter: r.newsletter.sennelier.fr/mk/c...
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Stabilo All Pencils Set of 3
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Royal Majestic Flat Brush Set
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To join in on the Sennelier Monday Live tutorials with Yves-Marie Salanson, simply register directly on their website: www.sennelier-colors.com
You do not need to use Sennelier branded art supplies (but they are pure excellence); simply use what you already have on hand!
Show Theme Music: Charles Shomo, Caffeine Creek Band "Forest Trail"
I just tried the Sennelier oil pastels for the first time which I love but didn’t know about the water soluble ones. Thank you for this tutorial. Loved it.
Hi Jean! You’re so welcome! I’m happy you enjoy using pastels - they are my favorite medium! The Sennelier oil pastels are a delight, I agree. In fact, I have a new Sennelier oil pastel tutorial in the works now😊
Thanks again for watching and commenting👩🏻🎨❤️
If you are curious about more pastel tutorials, I have a playlist here: czcams.com/play/PLR7d_Il9GxrTTPP1BaDNxtjrR1LXXknWr.html&si=qmZ1OMJYjCaOB5FC
Thank you
@jeanunderhill3868 enjoy🩷
How fun! Thank you for sharing this wonderful art product & how to use them for a beautiful painting.😊
Hello Nancy - you’re so welcome! I’m glad you liked this one. Happy painting!👩🏻🎨💖
The Mungyo water-soluble oil pastels look fun. I particularly like how the water turned out in your painting - the texture is nice. Thanks for the links. I enjoyed this video.
Hi DeeAnn-you’re very welcome! Enjoy and have a very artistic week!❤️
This was awesome; I really loved this tutorial and am going to order the Mungyo water soluble oil pastels.
Hi CraftyKat! Thank you so much! I’m very happy you enjoyed this and I hope you have lots of fun creating with these Mungyo water soluble oil pastels!
Really love this demo, thank you.
Wonderful! You’re so welcome, Cathy!
Gorgeous painting! I’ve had these pastels for a few months, I really should use them more!
Thank you! They are a lot of fun 🤩 Hope you get the chance to create with them!
Beautiful!!
Thank you so much!
So many great tips! I haven’t used pastels much but every time I use, it’s so fun. 😊😊
Thank you! Pastels are my fave 🥰 Have a great week making art!!
Thank you 😊
You’re so welcome, Patricia! I’m happy you enjoyed this😁
looks like fun, thanks for sharing
You’re welcome!
Beautiful demo of these water-soluble oil pastels! I love the Sennelier Monday Live videos, as well. This video was very inspiring and makes me want to pull out my water-soluble oil pastels out and play! Thank you!! 💗
Thanks Stephanie! I’m so happy you enjoyed this! I think there’s been a resurgence in popularity of water soluble oil pastels. I love these and I love the Neocolors (both I and II) as well. They are just… Magical!! Have you tried the Portfolio Series by Crayola?
@@artonthecreek You're welcome. I really love the Neocolor II's and I need to use them more. No, I haven't tried the Portfolio Series. Do you enjoy them more than the Mungyo pastels?
@TheGypsyChic1 when I used them long ago they didn’t seem as pigmented. I will have to try them again-the Mungyos seem more richly pigmented if memory serves me correctly. I was very impressed with the Mungyos as they are student grade supplies!
that was so coooool . . . I'm starting to get into a bit of art . . . (hiatus from my music) I have a small art collection, and have just started playing with water soluble oil pastels . . .
thanks for the inspiration ❤
Hi there! I’m so happy you enjoyed this - I hope you keep exploring with all types of pastels & continue to enjoy my channel! ❤️🤠
I love the Mungyo sets and the Pearl ones are gorgeous! Silky smooth.
Hi there! Yes they are very easy and surprisingly lovely for student grade! I have the Pearlescent Ones on my wish list🥰 Happy painting!👩🏻🎨❤️
@@artonthecreek You will enjoy the Pearl set, not as vibrant but gorgeous on creamier color paper and tinted papers like grey, tan or black.
Sounds lovely!
@@artonthecreek ❤️❤️
Thank you….that was lovely to see 😮😅😊
You’re so welcome! Thank you for watching & commenting🤠🩷
Lovely painting! Ive only used the Mungyos once on Hanji paper when I did a video on Korean Art supplies. Very soft!
Hi Julie that’s so cool! I’ll go look for your video and watch 🫶🏼 I’m happy you enjoyed this!
Los pasteles acuarelables son un gran invento. Se parecen mucho a los pasteles al óleo, pero son más fáciles, limpios y cómodos. Merecen tener más difusión y con tu magnífico vídeo contribuyes a que más gente pueda conocerlos y disfrutarlos. Hay pocos tutoriales y la mayoría se limitan a hacer muestras de colores. Es difícil encontrar uno como el tuyo en el que se ve toda la realización de una excelente obra de arte. Quizás la marca más conocida y valorada sean los Neocolor ll, pero son muy caros. Es bueno saber que hay otras opciones más económicas y de buena calidad como estos Mungyo o los Aquacolor de Lyra, que son los que yo tengo.
¡Hola, Alma!
¡Muchas gracias! Creo que el arte debería ser accesible para todos, y el presupuesto no debería ser prohibitivo para poder divertirse y ser creativo. Aunque estos son pasteles solubles en agua para estudiantes, ¡son ricos y vibrantes y muy divertidos de usar! Me alegro de que hayas disfrutado de este vídeo. Si estás interesado en ver mis vídeos de Caran d'Ache Neocolor II, aquí tienes el enlace a esa lista de reproducción: czcams.com/play/PLR7d_Il9GxrThsbnRv_GECK7g3dVMpugK.html
Solo 2 vídeos hasta ahora, pero definitivamente usaré estos y otros medios de pastel en los próximos meses. ¡Gracias de nuevo y feliz pintura!
Nice painting ❤️
Thanks so much, Lisa!
My first experience with oil pastels and I have them in my Amazon cart to buy when I finish your video. I love what you did and I'm not trying to be rude but I would get more out of a tutorial if it wasn't so fast so I can actually see what you are doing. I like video speed up but this speed is making me feel like I'm on drugs, sorry but this is just how I feel. I love the painting.
Hi Rikki! Thank you so much I’m so happy you liked this! Re: the speed, yes, this particular video is sped up as a demonstration of how to use water-soluble oil pastels, not necessarily how to paint this scene. I completely understand where you are coming from! Sometimes fast is just too much…no need to apologize🩷 I do have several real time tutorials on my channel and regularly offer real-time tutorials to my channel members.
If you are curious about becoming a member (patron) of Art on the Creek and have access to regular real-time tutorials plus a lot of other benefits, here is a link to learn more about those options: czcams.com/channels/kvIGF2UDuWz6LSOEFsjJGg.htmljoin
Enjoy your new water soluble oil pastels and please feel free to reach out if you have any more questions about them! 👩🏻🎨 🎨
@rikkispin Hi go to settings and slow down video speed, I thought it was normal playback?
@@lifer9883 thanks for the tip-I didn’t think of that!
@rikkispin where the timelapse portion of this video starts you can slow it down in your YT settings.❤️🤠
Wow! That’s gorgeous!! I have them. I bought a different brand with a different box and when I opened them they where Mungyo 😅
Thanks Barbara! That’s wild! I’ve seen that before, though🤔🧐😂😂
@@artonthecreek 😅
Beautiful results! How would you compare these to Neocolor II’s? Is it worth having both?
Hi Linda! Thank you for watching & commenting😊
The Mungyo water-soluble oil pastels are student-grade, whereas the Neocolors are professional-grade. I tend to reach for the Neocolors more because they are more richly pigmented.
The Neocolors are a wax-based medium, so they do act a bit differently than these. I’ve got a playlist here that includes my thoughts on the Neocolor Is and IIs; I hope this helps you decide: Caran d'Ache Art Supplies
czcams.com/play/PLR7d_Il9GxrThsbnRv_GECK7g3dVMpugK.html
Loved this one!! I have pastels but haven’t tried them yet. Don’t know what to do with them or the kind of paper- etc. Do you have a tutorial on this?
Thanks Chris! Are you using soft (chalk) pastels or oil pastels? The paper I used on this video is lovely-it’s Sennelier Pastel Card. For a much more approachable alternative and my favorite practice paper, I do have 2 more pastel videos up. In those I use Caran d’Ache Neocolor IIs. The methods are by in large the same for any pastels…the water solubility makes blending very simple!
Here are those videos:
Mandarin Orange Slices: czcams.com/video/uMBZBmvxSRY/video.html
Crocus in Snow: czcams.com/video/zx7vMDFzVz8/video.html
In both of those videos I have some really valuable tips & a link to the quality affordable paper I like.
I will be taking more dives into oil & soft pastels, as well as Pan Pastels after World Watercolor Month is over. Until then, there are brilliant Pastel artists on CZcams-look around and see who’s style you like!
@@artonthecreek using soft oils pastels
Let me know if you can’t find the product links in those videos I shared. Lots of great tips in there-whenever I blend with water in those videos you’ll use your fingers or a blending stump, sponge blender…your choice.
Delightful painting, I feel sad about it being in a sketchbook, it should be seen! Maybe you will change your mind and frame it at some point, really hope so.
My hands are itching now though... 😂 Will ask someone to hide my wallet, or the unthinkable will happen and I will get those pastels !
Very inspiring tutorial, it looks approachable and not too difficult to do, a gold mine for someone like me who never had dealt with pastels.
Thank you!
Ellen thank you so much! I will definitely paint one again with lightfast pastels & that one will get a frame☺️ For now, you’ll see it on the easel behind me in my video introductions🤠🩷
Haha these pastels are very fun to use and it really is lovely to basically color and end up with a painting…maybe you should try them? I know, I’m a bad influence & no help whatsoever!😂
I’m so happy you enjoyed this tutorial. If you ever do decide to try pastels, maybe you’ll be hooked like I was. They are my first true love experience with art.
Happy painting!🫶🏼👩🏻🎨🎨
@@artonthecreek
Ooooooo..... tempting.... very tempting... Who am I kidding, we all know I am going to buy them 😂 and join the club!
I've got some non soluble oil pastels, didn't have much success with them, so I quietly put them aside and there they are... Have you ever tried those? Maybe you 'll have some tips for me, it feels very wrong when the art supplies just stay there, not used.
I still need to explore your videos, it is possible that you already have something like that,but I am very freshly subscribed to your channel and didn't have time yet to go through all of them.
Very happy to be able to see Venice painting again !
Here's to many more inspiring paintings!🥂
Yes! The only wasted money for art supplies is spent on those supplies that stay in a drawer, unused! 💔
I do have 2 more videos demonstrating Neocolor IIs. The techniques (besides water blending) are pretty universal pastel techniques.
Mandarin Oranges: czcams.com/video/uMBZBmvxSRY/video.html
Crocus in snow: czcams.com/video/zx7vMDFzVz8/video.html
Look for more pastel videos in the months to come. I’m thinking August would be a good month to feature pastels on my channel💞
Thank you for subscribing! I’m happy you’re here!
@@artonthecreek
Thank you so much for the links, incredibly kind of you! Just finished watching the mandarin one, the shopping list is growing 😀
Just kidding.
Looking forward to all your videos,new and already existing ones!
❤️
😂😂😂💖💖 Happy watching and painting!
Nice. Have you used this method withsennelier
Hi Janine! Thank you! Yes I love oil pastels as well as soft pastels & also Caran D’Ache Neocolors. To my knowledge, Sennelier does not make a water-soluble oil pastel. I absolutely love Sennelier soft and oil pastels and have used them often.
Nice. Have you used this method with sennelier oil pastels and oil?
Hi Janine! Thanks so much for watching & commenting! To my knowledge, Sennelier does not make a water-soluble oil pastel. I use their soft pastels and oil pastels regularly, though, and love them very much!
These Mungyos are very nicely pigmented for a student grade supply🫶🏼
What kind of pencil are you using? I don't see it in references. Thank you for sharing you are so talented. Liked & sub'd
Hi Shiela! Do you mean the pencil featured at 5:03? That is a Stabilo All Pencil. I will add it to the links in the description-thanks for pointing that out s& welcome to Art on the Creek! I hope you continue to enjoy my channel🩷🤠
Hi, I am really new beginner. I don't understand how these are different from using watercolors
No worries-I can see how some of the mediums might be confusing. Professional watercolor is a combination of pigment, gum Arabic & sometimes honey. Student-grade watercolors add a higher percentage of binders or fillers, which results in a lower cost but also paint that isn’t as crisp, clear, or transparent.
These are student-grade water-soluble oil pastels. Although they can be used “like watercolor” in that they can be blended out with water, they are an oil-based medium.
I hope that helps🤠 I know you didn’t ask; I have a series of beginner watercolor lessons that might interest you, and I will add to this list in 2024: czcams.com/play/PLR7d_Il9GxrTWjSmq6RL8yPypkwq-y7_q.html&si=_ju30_lP9kt8_Yh_
@@artonthecreek thank you, I check out the beginner classes
@@popfisher3714 I’m here to help! Let me know if you have any questions about anything-my secure email is artwithnonna@gmail.com if you prefer. Happy painting!!
What happened to the reflection of the red building?
Thanks for watching and commenting. There is no reflection from the red building. If you would like to see the reference photo, it is linked in the video description.