مجموعة ألوان باستيل زيتية من مونت مارت فائقة النعومة ضمن عبوة من (26) لون (Macaron)

These oil pastels have a creamy, soft consistency that glides onto paper with light pressure. For blending, use gentle strokes and layer colors gradually; blend with a finger, blending stump, or a soft cloth to create seamless gradients.

Ideal surfaces are heavyweight drawing paper or pastel paper. They can be used on primed canvas or mixed-media boards as well, especially if you lay down a light base or gesso primer beforehand.

Yes, the set uses a non-toxic formula, making it suitable for artists of all ages, including beginners.

The 26-macaron set emphasizes soft, delicate hues with smooth blending and good opacity for light-to-medium coverage. For a quicker size comparison, check the Mont Marte Oil Pastel Extra Soft 12 Colors and the Mont Marte Oil Pastel Soft Pack 24 Colors: https://fepy.com/mont-marte-oil-pastel-extra-soft-12-colors and https://fepy.com/mont-marte-oil-pastel-soft-pack-24-colors

They’re especially well-suited for portraits, soft pastel art, gentle landscapes, and any project that benefits from subtle color blending and delicate, macaron-inspired tones.

Sure: 1) Uncap and test colors on scrap paper. 2) Start with light strokes to map lighting. 3) Layer darker tones gradually for depth. 4) Blend with a finger or blending stump. 5) Finish with lighter highlights and set with a fixative if needed.

If you’re not happy with your purchase, you can initiate a return within the standard return window in the original packaging and condition. Check the return option on your order for details.

This set offers a curated, harmonious range of soft macaron tones with smooth blending, making it great for achieving gentle, cohesive results without the overwhelm of too many colors. It’s a cost-effective way to access versatile pastel hues.

Keep them in a sturdy tin or tray, stored flat to avoid rolling. Keep caps on when not in use and avoid dropping or applying excessive pressure to prevent breakage.

Use in a well-ventilated area and wash hands after use. Since they are non-toxic, there are no special safety measures beyond general art-handling practices, but avoid ingestion and keep away from small children who may put items in their mouths.