With its soft, velvety texture and high pigment content, the Neopastel oil pastel offers artists and Fine Art teachers and students a flexible medium with strong colours. Developed in the Caran d’Ache workshops on the...

Applied with force or lightness, a layer of opaque colour covers the page. NEOPASTEL® soft wax oil pastels command attention. A luminous, inspired stroke and creative movements.Developed and manufactured in our Geneva...

Applied with force or lightness, a layer of opaque colour covers the page. NEOPASTEL® soft wax oil pastels command attention. A luminous, inspired stroke and creative movements.Developed and manufactured in our Geneva...

Applied with force or lightness, a layer of opaque colour covers the page. NEOPASTEL® soft wax oil pastels command attention. A luminous, inspired stroke and creative movements.Developed and manufactured in our Geneva...

Applied with force or lightness, a layer of opaque colour covers the page. NEOPASTEL® soft wax oil pastels command attention. A luminous, inspired stroke and creative movements.Developed and manufactured in our Geneva...

Applied with force or lightness, a layer of opaque colour covers the page. NEOPASTEL® soft wax oil pastels command attention. A luminous, inspired stroke and creative movements.Developed and manufactured in our Geneva...

Daler-Rowney Oil Pastels are smooth, easy to use, and have been carefully colour-matched to the Artists’ Soft Pastels range. Works in Daler-Rowney Oil Pastels do not need to be fixed to the surface.

This oil pastel range consists of 120 in total (110 classic colours and 10 iridescent colours).  Unlike oil sticks, oil pastels do not ever completely dry and remain heat sensitive because they are made using a unique...

In 1949, Parisian painter Henri GOETZ approached Henri SENNELIER the famous artist materials manufacturer, about creating a wax colour stick for his friend Pablo PICASSO. Picasso, a long-time Sennelier...

In 1949, Parisian painter Henri GOETZ approached Henri SENNELIER the famous artist materials manufacturer, about creating a wax colour stick for his friend Pablo PICASSO. Picasso, a long-time Sennelier...

In 1949, Parisian painter Henri GOETZ approached Henri SENNELIER the famous artist materials manufacturer, about creating a wax colour stick for his friend Pablo PICASSO. Picasso, a long-time Sennelier...

In 1949, Parisian painter Henri GOETZ approached Henri SENNELIER the famous artist materials manufacturer, about creating a wax colour stick for his friend Pablo PICASSO. Picasso, a long-time Sennelier...

In 1949, Parisian painter Henri GOETZ approached Henri SENNELIER the famous artist materials manufacturer, about creating a wax colour stick for his friend Pablo PICASSO. Picasso, a long-time Sennelier...