Jack Richeson Shiva Oil Paintstik, Traditional Colors, Set of 6

It helps to wraps them in Saran Wrap to keep skin from forming

Traditional colors: Barn Red, Celadon Green, Dusty Rose, Pewter Gray, Wedgewood Blue, and Yellow Ochre These ARE professional oil paint sticks, they are just less oily than R&F or Sennelier. As such, they are especially useful for a base layer, under oilier media. Think "fat over lean." Beautiful colors!

I love to paint, but I hate how messy oil paints are, the fumes, the palette, the big jar of mineral spirits. The days and days on end of waiting for anything to dry. Well, these little babies solved all my problems! Draw with oil paint in stick form and then blend out with a brush or just leave it as is! These are super cool and I want to buy every single color now.

This sticks are not in the professional quality I would say. They are not the same quality as R&F or Sennelier, which are my favorites, but I wanted to try these ones. I loved the color palette. They are smooth-ish, sometimes they fell into little pieces, nothing major but not professional quality.

Love these oil sticks! They dry quickly and are super easy to blend once you get the feel of them. I love these shades and color palette. Can’t wait to try more!

Lovely colors and you save money on the set. If you go to the art supply company, they sell close to $8 each. I'll be using in mixed media art journaling and on canvas.

Not as good as others, as they try out very quickly. Loved the colors but if you don’t use them for a day or two they really dry however much you use linseed oil. Not as buttery as R&F

They are great!

Sorely disappointed, the bars arrived in good time, but with all having at least one historic break that had sealed over, sealed is not as much of a concern as the almost chalky texture at the ends, and more crumb than cream. The blue in particular had areas of unmixed pigment leaving black smears through the work, That being said, they are usable; once you fight through the crumble but disappointing given the cost The impression I get is that they are old stock and had dried out considerably over time

All good as expected.

Colours are muted, not what I would call traditional, red green and blue, but yellow was ok. No white or black which is what you would expect in a traditional colour scheme

All the tips had broken off in transit