🖍️ 120 Colored Pencils (GIANT EXTRA LARGE SET) - 120 Unique Colors (NO DUPLICATES) - Premium Grade & Pre-Sharpened - Color Coordinating Barrels - Ideal for Kids, Art School Students, or Professionals! Review

I am very disappointed in these pens. After reading the reviews I expected a good product. Unfortunately, the only good thing about these pens is the wide range of colors that come in the box. That's why I only gave 2 stars. Now let me tell you why I am so disappointed with these pens.1. They sharpen terribly! The wood stands tall, so I have to lift the wood all the time. Then when I cut the wood the lead keeps breaking into jagged pieces so you never end up with a sharp point. If you get a…

I bought these based on great reviews and was also influenced by the plastic trays in the picture. I wanted a lot of colours, a smooth lead and well-pigmented pencils. While I wasn't expecting art quality pencils, I was hoping for something a step above Crayolas (which sell for $11 for a pack of 100) or at least the same quality as my kids' crayons. While I received a wide range of colors, they were disappointing in all other areas. They came in a regular cardboard box rather than storage trays

I am very disappointed in these crayons. I ordered these after reading many positive reviews but when I received them this morning and opened them I noticed many of them had cracks in the wood running all over the pencil. At first I thought it was just sharpening marks, but upon closer inspection I realized it was actually cracked wood. I tried a few of them to see the quality and while some of them (mostly browns) were very smooth and appeared to be of good quality, some of my blues were so…

2nd UPDATE: About two weeks after I posted my first update, a new box of pencils arrived. So the seller is right. Again, this is the perfect way to start coloring and keep coloring if you don't want to invest more money. I'm still grateful I started using them - you rarely get more than what you pay for and they're excellent value for money, great for beginner colorists and perfect for learning what you like and what not. . 1st UPDATE: Before I posted a less than positive review that apparently

I am an advanced colorist who colors blank illustrations and defines my own palette, medium and medium types. I also color by numbers to relieve stress. My favorite medium type is colored pencils. For the first type of coloring I use the best pencils I have invested in: Prismacolor, Polychromos and Derwent. However, for the last type of coloring, I use inexpensive pencils. For paint by numbers I need: (1) a variety of colors that match the color palettes in my paint by number book, (2) soft…