🎨 Vibrant Mastery: Fantasia Premium Artist Colored Pencils - Set of 36 Review

I really like these pens. They were a little firmer than I'm used to, I have Derwent Inktense and they are softer than these. But after learning to get used to the hard quality of this lead, they turn out to be a decent pencil. Also great value for money if you want a good set but can't afford to spend money on more expensive brands.

Excellent pencils. They are packed in a metal can. Blendability, color saturation and feel are all good. These are medium-hard wax-based pencils, not as soft as Primacolor, but not as hard as, for example, Crayola or Sargent. They blend easily and the colors are vibrant. This is my favorite pencil after the Faber-Castell Poly. The only negative - only 36 colors.

These pens are good. They have good styling and pigment. If you're currently using Polychromos or Pablos, they probably aren't for you. They don't fit that well. If you are tired of lead breaking, super soft wax pencils are a good pencil. I've found that all of the budget pins are a bit inconsistent. No minus considering the price range. There are different colors that I love. Some aren't even sympathetic.

Received today The tin has been completely destroyed. I have never received sheet metal in this condition. But it's not as strong as most cans. We need to invest in something else. The pens were completely removed from the tin and the cellophane wrap that was wrapped around the pens. They have bright colors, lie down very waxy. Mixability is fine, as is layering. They only have # but it's a good pen. Nice thick leads, they seem to be holding the point well. I just bought the Karmina set and…