Prismacolor Col-Erase Colored Woodcase Pencils with Eraser, Assorted Colors, 24 Pencils per Set
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- Medium point.
- Built-in erasers.
- Hexagonal barrel.
- Nontoxic.
Product DescriptionStrong, midpoint offers brilliant colors that make your drawing shine. N. stains or torn paper, built-in rubber for correcting mistakes and make changes at any time! Hexagonal barrel fits nicely into your hand and do not roll off tables or desks. PMA Certified nontoxic to ensure health and safety of children and adults. Global Product Type: Pencils, Pencil Type: Drawing, Mechanism: N / A Packaging: assortment. . . . More>>
Prismacolor Col-Erase Colored Woodcase Pencils with Eraser, Assorted Colors, 24 Pencils per Set
December 17th, 2009 at 11:04 am
I used Prismacolor pencils and off for 30 years (yes, I’m that old!). They have a richness that makes more economic not match. These pencils particular, are not quite up to that standard, but in reality are canceled for the most part. If you do not fill the color too dark, you erase quite well. I paid just over $ 10 for these, and you can not beat that value. I bought for my tweenager and she is very pleased with them. A college art student can find them insufficient.
December 17th, 2009 at 12:56 pm
These were my favorite colored pencils for years. I’m an art major, and while Prismacolors are great that break easily and are not easily erasable. They can also be confused, and the price is a bit ‘restrittivo.Questi not melt quite as much but do not blend well, and the ability to delete better than other brands is very, very useful. They are not prone to rupture, and the colors are uniform. The downside is that it is difficult to make them be as vibrant as other pencils, without exerting a lot of these pressione.Raccomando for anyone, beginners and advanced artists alike.
December 17th, 2009 at 1:17 pm
I used these for many years and I love them! They are high quality and very clear. Perfect for art projects for adults and children.
December 17th, 2009 at 3:33 pm
As an artist, I find the best way to draw is vaguely and a lot of free movement. I find the pencils are best for this Prismacolor Col-Erase pencils, as they allow for this with the best results. The 24 colors to choose from to help add depth to the sketch, be it heat or cold, shade or neutral base. And the ability to erase helps clean up the finished drawing so it’s easy to let your movements flow without worrying about mistakes.