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Reviews Home » Drawing/Illustration » Pastels (Soft/Pro) » Roche Soft Pastels
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How would you rate the "quality" of the pigment used in this line of paints? Good purity of color? Good color accuracy of pigments? Range Details Pigment/Color Quality (5.00)
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How brilliant are the colors in this line? Brilliance (4.16)
How would you rate the variety of colors within this line? Do they have a good selection of colors to choose from? Color Variety (3.98)
How would you rate the consistency of texture throughout all the colors in this brand? Are they all soft? hard? Or do a few colors always seem to be "different" than the rest? Consistency of Texture? (4.07)
How would you rate the "quality" of the pigment used in this line of paints? Good purity of color? Good color accuracy of pigments? Pigment/Color Quality (4.18)
How well do these colors "blend" together when working against a surface? Blendability (4.30)
How would you rate the value for your money when buying this product? Keep in mind that even poorly made products can have a high rating here, if they are priced right. The same can be said of expensive products if they are worth the price. Value for the Money (3.98)

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Roche Soft Pastels:
Once used by artists such as the great Degas himself, Roche pastels are still being made by the same family, one stick at a time.

Roche was the very first commercially available pastels to ever be offered to the public. The company itself began back in 1720.

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DLJohnson
August 23, 2005
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I only have 34 but they are special. Including the price. My shades are all portrait so my review is based on that. These blend almost like no other, so if you are a "blender" you will love these. They have a small bit of pumice and are pigment loaded. They are very, very fine and a little goes a long way.

You can only get them in one place in the US, so far, and it's even more challenging getting into the shop in Paris. It's only open most Thursday afternoons. If price is not an issue, get them all, lol. A complete inventory is somewhere between $6,000-$9,000 US. If you are a portrait artist you may want to try a few. If budget is in your vocabulary then run.....

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