This is a tutorial for the artist loft water soluble wax pastel set. This is the set. You have the chile and the lick. They come in individual little trays. That. I'm going to be testing the water solubility of them. So I'm going to set them up to the side. These are the colors. I'm just going to pick two colors to test. See how they work together. Do you read? Yellow. Hopefully they turn out all right on the screen. I've not tested these yet. So it'll be interesting to see how they write. Very smooth texture going on. Very, very smooth. They remind me a lot of the favorite castell gelatos with the way they write. It seems to use quite a bit with very little pressure. So you're sparingly probably. Here's the yellow. Very vibrant colors. I'm testing them with a water brush, which I got on Amazon as a set, the flat set. Not used these before either. So we'll see how it goes. The color seems to be a little lighter and a little more on the pink side as I'm going through. There's a lot left over here in the middle. So probably the lighter. I push pretty hard. So the lighter that you go, probably you won't see this middle section that still has some of it down. Wipe off my brush here and then I'll do the yellow. Brushing it wipe off that great, but I'm going to blend them anyway so that's okay. The yellow is pretty vibrant still, even with a little bit of the red in there. They do blend okay. I wouldn't say they're excellent as far as blending goes. Put some more yellow on here and see how that works. That seems to be a little better. There's still, if you can see on here, there is still a lot left on the paper right there. I did push pretty hard for these so I will try it with maybe not pushing so hard. It seems to be blending a little bit better now. Because I really have to work at this to blend well. And as you can see on here, underneath the water here you can see exactly where I painted on there or drew on there with the yellow. You can't see that too much on the red, but there's still a little bit right here. So it is water soluble, but I wouldn't say that it is very water soluble. It would take a lot of water to get this off of the page. I'm going to try a couple other colors here.