Mungyo Gallery Soft Oil Pastels Wood Box Set of 72

Professional Professional Soft Oil Pastels Review for Artists

4.6/5
£59.03 Professional Soft Oil Pastels
Mungyo Gallery Soft Oil Pastels Wood Box Set of 72

Introduction

We've thoroughly tested the Mungyo Gallery Soft Oil Pastels Wood Box Set of 72 to assess its pigment quality, blending capabilities, and overall performance. This comprehensive set offers an impressive colour range in elegant wooden presentation, and we've examined how it performs across various oil pastel techniques.

Performance & Quality

The Mungyo Gallery Soft Oil Pastels Wood Box Set of 72 demonstrates excellent pigment load and smooth consistency for its price point. Colours blend well and offer good coverage, with the wooden box providing elegant storage and protection. The pastels apply smoothly without excessive crumbling, making them suitable for both studio work and plein air painting.

Value for Money

At £59.03, the Mungyo Gallery Soft Oil Pastels Wood Box Set of 72 represents excellent value for a comprehensive professional set. The wooden box presentation adds to the premium feel, making this an ideal choice for serious artists or as a gift for art enthusiasts.

Pros

  • Comprehensive colour range
  • Elegant wooden box presentation
  • Smooth, creamy texture
  • Good pigment intensity
  • Excellent value for quantity

Cons

  • Slightly firmer than premium brands
  • Some colours may vary in consistency
  • Box requires careful handling

Final Verdict

The Mungyo Gallery Soft Oil Pastels Wood Box Set of 72 earns our recommendation for artists seeking a comprehensive oil pastel set with professional quality at a more accessible price point. The wooden box presentation and extensive colour range make this an excellent investment for developing and experienced artists alike.

Jamie Conner - Illustrator and Agent

About the Reviewer

Every Big Red Illustration review is written by illustrator and agent Jamie Conner, drawing on over 30 years of combined professional experience in traditional art, digital tools, and the wider creative industry.

Whether reviewing digital or traditional art products, Jamie offers clear, practical insights to help artists choose tools that suit their workflow.