🖍️ Caran d'Ache 80 Color Pablo Set (666.380) - Enhanced for SEO Review

I love these pens! I'm a wildlife artist and I work with a combination of colored pencil and oil pastels. I used to only use Prismacolor pencils, mainly because they were available 25 years ago when I started and I'm a creature of habit. They have a different feel and retain a much finer tip. Very small details like hair and mustaches are much easier to do. Beautiful color palette. They also pair well with Prismacolor and Poly Chromos. Definitely worth your money!

Bought as a gift for a random artist. He is very impressed with the quality of these pens. The quality far exceeded both of our expectations. Not what I would call cheap but you definitely get what you pay for here. I ended up buying a larger set than I originally wanted, but this was done to have a greater variety of colors and tones. The smaller sets didn't seem to cover the color spectrum sufficiently. So far it has met its requirements. He used them for several hours without wearing off the

One of the best brands of crayons - you should choose a full set and use this set of 80 as a backup so you have the widest possible range of colors - a waste but if you are serious about drawing or painting want, these are the pens you need! And if you're just running out of a few colors, there's an open stock so you can easily swap out the crayons you use most and get a full set again. This brand has no wax; I've used up to thirty layers (yes, 30) of hatching on cardstock paper with no "wax"…

After reading some of the reviews and seeing the attached photos I was a little hesitant to purchase this set. Although the title clearly says "Pablo 80," it seemed like some people got the full 80 set and some didn't. I decided to take a chance and all I can say now is that I had to trust my intuition. The set I received only had 40 flowers - a whole tray was missing. Even more worrying than the fact that I would have paid twice what the set cost is the fact that the item was shrink-wrapped…

I'm an artist - it's my favorite medium, but recently I've decided to expand my artistic repertoire with colored pencils and pastels. A few years ago I bought a full set of Prismacolors and hated them, then picked up a couple of Polychromos and got frustrated with them. When I got interested in colored pencils again, I quickly developed a deep appreciation for Polychromos. I love working with many, many layers of light and Polys is great at it. But I knew there was more. Better? I don't know…