MUNGYO Gallery Artists' Soft Oil Pastels and Caran D'ache Neopastel Oil Pastels

So I thought I'd have a go at some water lillies using Monet as some inspiration.

Stop here or is there things I can do to add to it or make it better?

Tested the Eberhard Faber set. Cheap to buy and you get 50 colours. Too hard for me, but that could be because I tested it on a smooth surface. Still looking for the perfect paper...

quick little sketch

As the title says, what kind of paper do you use with your oil pastels?

If anyone has any tips to make this any better it would be greatly appreciated.

I’m new to oil pastel. What paper would you guys recommend? How many gsm? :) thank you!

Reference photo included.

Dumoine River in Quebec.

I decided on a whim to try to use an impasto style for the whitewater and I am still undecided as to whether I like the result. I haven’t practiced that technique much and was surprised at how much more time consuming it is and I had difficulty controlling it. Any impasto suggestions or suggestions for how to approach capturing the turbulence of whitewater?

Hello! I bought the blue box gallery oil pastel as I wanted to get into oil pastel - is it any good for blending and for beginners? :)

Been working with oil pastel now for a couple months and starting to get the hang of it. Still struggling heavily with clouds, especially dark clouds versus white puffy clouds. Any advice for creating clouds and getting more delicate wispy shapes versus chunky blocks would be greatly appreciated!

My father passed away unexpectedly in May and was survived by both his parents. I’m making art to help myself grieve and hopefully help my family remember the good times we all have had together with him. I will be sending this to my grandmother as it was one of her favorite recent pictures together.

A different flowers painting with bright colors that I made. And flowers comes from one stem. I Will be glad to see your comments guys.