Pentel Oil Pastels are stick-shaped drawing materials that Pentel calls "pas." They contain a lot of liquid oil, which makes them softer than crayons. The color goes onto paper easily and spreads well, so they work well for filling large areas. Each stick is a thick cylinder, which helps when covering wide areas.
Rubbing the color with tissue paper or a finger blurs it into soft tones. Layering another color on top and rubbing mixes the colors together.
Translated from the Japanese original.
Type
Oil pastel ("pas")
Maker
Pentel
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