🖍️ Faber-Castell Goldfaber Color Pencils - Creative Studio - 48-Piece Tin Review

The pencils are excellent! Especially if you buy them at a discount. The numbering is fully consistent with similar colors from the FC Polychromos line, so to speak, a more budget version.

My only criticism of these pens is that they don't make a large set. If FC released 72 gold color pencils, they would be the only pencils I own. They are softer than Polychromos and Arteza Expert pencils, but not as soft as Prismacolor Premier pencils. In my opinion simply 👌🏽. They don't have a quick waxy build like Prismas, and they don't have a glossy finish like Arteza. The colors are vibrant and run evenly and intensely. They are layered and blend beautifully. Price and performance of…

The only reason for the lack of a star is that I prefer to write in color with a pencil. They only have one color number. I love how these pens work. I've heard criticism that they don't mix well. This is not my opinion. I had no problems mixing. I think paper is the key factor. Pencils react to the paper used. I use smooth as in most inexpensive coloring books. But I also used them on thick watercolor paper. With them I can work better with smooth paper. All my pencil sets serve different…

While shopping at Michael's I came across Faber Castell Goldfaber pens. As with the pen display, Michael had free Goldfaber pencils to try on on a piece of paper. I was able to test some Goldfaber pens and like to add them to my painting tools. In fact, as soon as I got home I ordered 48 Faber Castell Goldfaber pencils from Revain. Unfortunately, my excitement soon gave way to disappointment. When trying to sharpen Goldfaber pencils, the tip falls apart. You lose more than half of your pencil…