Koh-I-Noor Progresso Woodless Watercolor Pencils Tin Set - 36 Colors Review

I love these pencils. I also use Ashley Nicole Arts pencils. I just want them to add different colors to them. Both brands are so slick and easy to use. They go together wonderfully. Glides so easily on paper and has rich colors.

This item was more expensive. They are treeless, which says a lot. Add to that the color saturation and water solubility of watercolor, making it the absolute best solution for most of my artistic work.

I love these pens and the way the colors work on the page. They combine well with other pens and blend very easily. Perfect for the adult painting craze! I have a pretty egregious problem with pencils, 6 pencils broke. Although I taped them together, I'd rather get the whole thing.

I like the feel of wood-free pens when I use them. They apply smoothly and there is a wide range of colors in a 36 color jar. My biggest complaint is that the packaging was very poor. One pencil broke in half and 13 others had their tips broken off during shipping. They have to figure out how to protect the pens by packing them tighter together with foam in between so they don't move during transit. In addition, these pencils have not come from Lithuania for a long time. And it took a very long

I like this brand and thought it would be good too. I was disappointed that they came with a damaged glass and broken tips. I haven't used them yet. I'm trying to decide I either send them back or keep them. New update. Yes, I still love these pens. I love how they glide and are such a rich color. I would advise you to use a lighter hand with these as it is a pressed pigment with a binder. No wooden barrels. They can be a bit brittle, like the colored pencils of our youth. I broke 3 of mine due