Chalks set Maries Pastele suche 48 colors

Maries Pastele suche 48 colors is a set of dry chalk pastels designed for drawing, sketching and marking on dry surfaces. The collection includes a wide palette of hues that allows gradual blending, layering and textural effects. These chalks are suitable for school projects, hobby art and craft applications on paper, cardboard and other absorbent dry substrates.

Advantages

The Maries pastels provide smooth, even color laydown with responsive blending properties, enabling soft gradients and rich tonal transitions. Their dry, dusty formulation is easy to control for both fine detail and broad coverage. The set’s broad colour range reduces the need to mix pigments manually and supports realistic or expressive colour work. The compact stick format is convenient for handling and quick application.

Suitable for

• School art lessons and classroom projects
• Sketching, portrait studies and landscapes
• Mixed-media craftwork on paper and cardboard
• Color tests, design mock-ups and illustrations

Key specifications

• Quantity: 48 individual dry chalk sticks
• Color range: broad palette covering light to dark hues
• Formulation: dry soft pastel suitable for blending
• Suitable surfaces: paper, cardboard and other dry, absorbent substrates
• Format: stick-shaped pastels for direct application

How to use

Use Maries Pastele suche directly on dry paper or cardboard. Apply with light strokes for subtle tones or press more firmly for stronger color. Blend colors with a finger, blending stump or soft cloth to create smooth transitions and textures. Layer successive colours after gentle fixing or on heavier paper to avoid surface abrasion. Keep the workspace protected from dust generated during blending and use an easel or flat working surface for stability.

Usage recommendations

For longer-lasting results, work on pastel-specific or heavier-weight paper and consider applying a workable fixative between layers when building dense colour. Store sticks in a dry, dust-free case and handle by the middle to reduce breakage.