Handmade
Soft Pastels

Made from the finest traditional pigments.

John Hersey

The Colour Factory

Read about our 30 year journey into colour.
Intro To Soft Pastels guide front cover

Introduction To Soft Pastels

Beginners Soft Pastel Tips from Rebecca de Mendonça. If you’re new to soft pastels or have always wanted to try, this free PDF guide will help you Get Started.

This colourful guide covers all the basics, including what surface to work on, how to set up your workspace and how to clean and look after your pastels.

Rebecca then shows you how versatile soft pastels can be, helping you to master various techniques like Smudging, Hatching and Twisting.

Artist Set

'This set is designed for those wanting to steer their work out of the monochrome and into colour. It will help you see more values in your highlights, midtones and shadows. Combined with your existing collection this set will ensure you have the right shades and tints for every lighting.'​

Blendable

Because we use the best ingredients, our pastels have superior blending capabilities, used wet or dry.

Soft and Smooth

With careful use of binder, our pastels are often described as 'smooth as butter' and need no encouragement to leave their mark.

Highly Pigmented​

We use a high percentage of traditional pigments for the deepest colouration.

Lightfast

Colour that stands the test of time.

Handmade

Made, labelled and packed completely by hand. No extrusion.

Colourful Chronicles

A blog about painting 'en plein air' by Regina Hona.

Painting ‘En Plein Air’

Painting ‘En Plein Air’ can be a little daunting at times, especially if you’ve never done it before, so let me put your mind at ease and hopefully provide you with the motivation to go painting ‘En Plein Air’

HOME 2

No Space? No Problem!

If you think you have no space in your home to set up a designated area to make art – think again! You could use any of the following locations…

Intro image for Stpehn Fuller's blog - Paradise Lost and Found.

Paradise Lost And Found

Our senses have evolved to filter out and ignore the majority of information around us.  Evolution is a very efficient thing; it doesn’t tend to waste energy developing anything that’s not essential to an organism.

Gallery

Pastel Academy

Learn and grow with the world’s best Pastel Artists.

Customer Enquiries

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UK

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China and Russia
Europe
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