🎨 Discover the Vibrant Palette of KINGART 300: 24 Unique Assorted Colors! Review

Although I am new to working with colored pencils I have bought some very expensive pens and am delighted. But I often catch myself using them precisely because they are so good and so expensive. So I got this little set at a very good price and I can bring myself to use it much more freely. Because pencils behave differently in both the amount of pigment applied and the way they blend, there are many techniques I can't practice with them. However, I use them occasionally and frequently, which…

Nice pencil set for the price. The cores are quite soft and well pigmented. Most colors offer good coverage with moderate pressure; only a pair, like the light yellow one, needed a lot of pressure to show. This created some dented pencil lines and they took on a sheen. These are not water soluble pens; wetting them does not change them. I liked the color scheme, a few shades of green and blue as well as light warm tones. And there really is grey! Pencils hold an edge for quite a long time and…

The colors in this set are nice and vibrant and definitely blend better than the traditional colours, probably because they are less waxy which naturally makes the lead softer and more flexible. Because of the way they fit together we ended up with more color options than the 24 available and I had a lot of fun playing with this set as a result. I can create different shades of orange and any other colors I want, and since they overlap well I can highlight and darken areas if I screw up. how…

These artificial pencils are supplied pre-sharpened and ready to use. Pencil leads are soft yet strong enough to create bold, continuous lines or solids, or subtle shadows of light. I've found that I can "mix" more than one color. The metal case, while a little tight when opened, makes it easier to access the pins, which can be easily "pulled out" by pressing on the pointed ends. Once "snapped" the pencil case stays closed and can be placed vertically on a shelf for easy access if desired. This

This is a great collection of colored pencils, definitely good for art and illustration, coloring or shading. Pencils are very comfortable to use and hold and, as I said, the chopsticks are actually quite soft. I really like her. In my opinion this is not quite a starter kit. The colors included cover the entire color spectrum plus others such as black, white, brown and slate (grey). However, some basic colors are missing. The set includes, for example, "raspberry". "Red Bordeaux", "Dark…

These pencils have richly pigmented, concentrated cores that stand out in vibrant colors and it's great that the ends are dipped to match the pigment color for quick identification as there I often buy grades of materials other than printed colors do not match what will ultimately be applied to the surface. The cores have a velvety texture that allows the artist to blend lighter colors and create a gradual, smooth transition when needed, as opposed to harsh lines. However, the pens themselves…

Colored pencils are a very broad field of art. Pencils come in different types and qualities. Let's see how true that is. A LITTLE ABOUT ME Before I continue, I would like to tell you about my experiences with colored pencils. I have a large collection of colored pencils and my goal is to create realistic art that looks like what you see in a painting. I like to draw in the style of Karen Hull (search if you haven't heard of her), so I really like good pencils. For drawing, I don't mind using…