New for visualizers: PanPastel

The Cretaceous period is over. "But it's been over for a long time," you might say, which is true. However, we're not referring to the geological epoch, but rather to the time when visualizers considered pastel chalk the ideal tool for coloring large areas on flip charts or large posters. An innovation from the USA is now opening up completely new possibilities: PanPastel. As the name suggests, it consists of pastel colors in small "pans".

New in the shop!

We put the innovative pastel color system to the test and were thrilled. The soft pastel colors are clean and easy to apply without any color loss. Furthermore, the dust that is unavoidable with regular pastels is reduced to a minimum!

But how does the paint get from the bowl onto the paper?

Of course, the developers have thought of that too! The wide range of different sponges and applicators really leaves nothing to be desired: large, soft sponges for large areas, small sponges with contours, or palette knife-like tools for precise paint application.

Applying paint is easy: Simply glide a soft tool gently over the surface and apply like normal paint!

How does it work? Simply pick up the color from the pan and apply it to the paper with a few strokes. The quality of the artist-grade pigments is immediately apparent – truly brilliant and up to four times more economical than conventional pastels. Large, homogeneous areas of color are just as easy to achieve as subtle gradients.

Combined with Neuland markers – a good team!

In our shop you'll find 20 colors from the PanPastel range, which perfectly complement the colors of the Neuland marker assortment. Explore the vibrant variety – you'll be amazed! The new PanPastels are easily and neatly transported in the VarioOne or, of course, the Neuland Novario system!