While looking over customer reviews we noticed Scott L Bleasdale’s comments on an Inscribe Set of 64 Soft Pastels saying that ‘the selection of colours was perfect for a beginner: a bit of everything and every colour with a neighbour that will blend to an easy gradient.’ We asked Scott to expand on the review and gave him a £25 Jackson’s Gift Voucher as a reward for writing the most informative and useful review of the month. Review by Scott L Bleasdale When I decided that I wanted to try soft pastels I knew that there was a risk, as with any new medium, that I could be wasting money. I had tried a couple of individual pastel sticks in art stores and was intrigued but they were expensive and I really didn’t want to spend a fortune to discover that I didn’t like the medium. So the Inscribe pastels seemed a good bet. They’re inexpensive and I knew that if they didn’t work out then at least I hadn’t broke the bank to find out. I was surprised by how small the individual piece are but what was more surprising was how they performed. I tried them first on
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