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The Phoenix dry pastels set includes 12 vivid shades for beginners and professional artists. Rich pigments and break resistance make them ideal for drawing on textured paper.

Details

  • Brand: Phoenix
  • Type: dry pastels
  • Contents: 12 pieces
  • Number of shades: 12
  • Available sizes: 12–24 pieces
  • Use: drawing on paper
  • Packaged weight: 0,2 kg

How to Use

These pastels are designed for drawing on textured paper. You can blend them with your fingers, a paper blending stump, or a sponge to create soft transitions and shading. We recommend sealing finished drawings with a final fixative to help prevent pigment from flaking or smudging.

Frequently Asked Questions

What paper works best for dry pastel drawing? Textured paper or specialty pastel board with a fine grain works well because it holds the pigment.

What’s the best way to blend dry pastels for smooth transitions? Blend with your fingers, a paper blending stump, or a specialty sponge.

Should I seal a finished dry pastel drawing with fixative? Yes. A final fixative helps prevent pigment from flaking and smudging.

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At a glance

What’s in the Phoenix dry pastels set?

A set of Phoenix dry (soft) pastels in square sticks. Choose from two sizes: 12 or 24 shades. The 24-piece set (No. CM24SP) comes in a box with a tray, with two rows of 12 sticks: white, yellows, oranges and reds, followed by browns and pink, then greens, blues, purple, greys and black.

Type
dry (soft) pastels
Variants
12 or 24 pieces
Pastel shape
square cross-section
24-piece set
box, tray with 2 × 12
Code for the 24-piece set
CM24SP
How to use

Four steps to a pastel drawing.

Dry pastel needs textured paper to hold the pigment, and a fixative to finish. Here’s how to use it.

  1. 1

    Choose textured paper

    Use pastel paper or textured card. Tinted paper (grey or beige) helps unify the palette and makes light shades stand out.

  2. 2

    Draw with the edge and the side

    Use the edge of the stick to draw lines and its side to cover a broad area. Vary the pressure to change the intensity.

  3. 3

    Blend and layer

    Blend colours with your finger, a paper blending stump or a sponge. Add light shades on top only at the end.

  4. 4

    Fix your drawing

    Spray your finished drawing with fixative to help prevent the pigment from smudging or flaking. Store the drawing behind glass or between sheets of paper.

Specifications

All the details in one place.

Type
dry (soft) pastels, Soft Pastels
Variants
12 pieces, 24 pieces
Pastel shape
square cross-section
24-piece set
code CM24SP, blue-grey box, black tray with 2 × 12
Shades in the 24-piece set
white, yellows, oranges, reds, browns, pink, greens, blues, purple, greys, black
Use
drawing on pastel paper and card
Category
dry pastels
Brand
Phoenix
ARTMiE code
PNXPSP

Phoenix Dry Pastels for Drawing and Shading

Dry pastel is pigment pressed into a stick with a small amount of binder. On paper, it behaves like chalk: you can draw lines or cover areas, then blend it with your finger to create a soft transition. This makes it popular for landscapes, portraits and studies of light.

What’s in the set

The Phoenix set comes in two sizes: 12 and 24 sticks. The larger set (No. CM24SP) has two rows of 12: the top row contains white, yellows, oranges, reds, browns and pink; the bottom row contains greens, blues, purple, greys and black. The sticks have a square cross-section, so you can draw with both the edge and the side.

  • Lines and details: edge of the stick
  • Areas and backgrounds: side of the stick
  • Transitions: finger, paper blending stump, sponge

Paper and fixative

Pastel does not adhere well to smooth paper. You need paper with a grain that holds the pigment, ideally tinted. Fix your finished drawing with fixative to help prevent smudging. Find more pastels in the dry pastels collection, and other products from this brand in the Phoenix collection.

Phoenix brand

Phoenix — “All for Art” since 1995.

Phoenix is manufactured by Jiangsu Phoenix Art Materials Technology, based in Wuxi. The company was founded in 1995 and has operated as a company since 2001. It handles the development and production of art supplies in-house — from canvases and frames to paints and mediums.

According to its own catalogue, it is the world’s No. 1 seller of artist canvases. In 2018, it built the world’s first automated stretched-canvas production line. It has three brands: Phoenix for artists, Aureuo for students and hobbyists, and Bonfil for children.

1995company founded
3,000+employees
12 millionstretched canvases per month
50+countries and regions it exports to
All Phoenix products →

Source: Phoenix Export Catalogue 2026 (Jiangsu Phoenix Art Materials Technology).

Phoenix manufacturer’s headquarters building — photo from the manufacturer’s catalogue
Jiangsu Phoenix Art Materials Technology headquarters
Automated packaging line at the Phoenix factory — photo from the manufacturer’s catalogue
Packaging line at the Phoenix factory
FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

The answers are based on the information on the packaging and common art practice.

How many pastels are in the set?

Depending on the variant, 12 or 24 pieces. The 24-piece set has two rows of 12 sticks in a black tray.

What’s the difference between dry and oil pastels?

Dry (soft) pastel is dusty and can be blended to create soft transitions; it needs a fixative. Oil pastel is greasy, does not produce dust and does not need fixing.

What paper should I draw on?

Pastel paper or textured card. Smooth paper holds the pigment poorly.

Do I need to fix the drawing?

Yes, it’s a good idea to spray your finished drawing with fixative. This helps reduce smudging and flaking.

What can I use to blend pastel?

Your finger, a paper blending stump or a sponge. Each tool creates a slightly different transition.

Choose 12 or 24 colours.

Phoenix dry pastel set — square sticks for drawing and shading.

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