Newest art materials! One stick paint oil and watercolor two effects. Compatible with oil paints, mediums, and water.
Easy clean-up with water!
- MMichelleRated 5 out of 5 stars2 天前Very pigmented, fun to use
These solid paints come in sticks, which you can use dry, and layer, or mix with water and/or oil mediums.
I found they blend better with an oil medium in my testing.
The colors are vibrant and bold. It is easy to create your own thickness, as is your preference, and blend colors together.
It comes with a paint mixing tool, which can be used to cut off the amount you want to further mix, as well as using the tool for the actual mixing and blending of colors.
I found these to be a buildable medium, too.
As an amateur painter, I enjoy trying different mediums. This allows for easy storage without having to worry about your paint drying out.
I was most impressed with the high amount of pigment, resulting in beautiful color!
- AHApril H.Rated 5 out of 5 stars17 秒前These fat oil sticks are hard to find in stores.
Because I just received it I can't rate it, but it came quickly and my teacher says it is just what I need for my next abstract painting.
I will return this one because my wonderful daughter ordered me the SET OF SIX!
- PpatticakeRated 5 out of 5 stars2 天前If you're looking for water-soluble oil sticks...
I want to experiment with oil paint sticks. I paint a lot with watercolor and gouache, a little with water-soluble oil paint, and I draw with water-soluble crayons and oil pastels, so I wanted to try oil sticks as they seemed like an intriguing combination of oil paints and oil pastels. The thing is, I'm not a fan of solvents, so I wanted water-soluble oil sticks, and ultimately I found 2 brands, and I ordered 1 oil stick from each brand.
They were suprisingly different. I ordered a PHOENIX Water Soluble Oil Paint Stick in Primary Magenta, the other brand in Prussian Blue. The PHOENIX Magenta is absolutely gorgeous, a stunning color. The PHOENIX stick didn't go onto textured paper or canvas as thickly as the other brand, but it was easier to thin with water, dried a bit faster (the wash was dry in a day!), and I liked it. To use it impasto, it's easier to cut small pieces off and mash it with a palette knife as it doesn't go on as thickly, but it can be done from the stick.
I found using these was very different than using oil pastels or crayons as they're much thicker, and if you cut part of the stick at an angle to get a finer line, it disappears pretty quickly. The magenta made beautiful washes, backgrounds, and splotches of color - like petals for a semi-abstract flower. It's very satisfying to use. It dries like water-soluble oil paint, so expect anything thicker than a wash to take from several days to a week to dry, more if you're using it thickly.
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