🖍️ Magicfly 72 Colored Pencils - Professional Oil Based Colored Pencils for Adults - Art Colored Pencils for Coloring Books, Drawing Arts & Sketching - Coloring Pencil for Adults and Kids Review

I am by no means an artist or an experienced colorist. I bought these pencils because I was curious about oil based colored pencils. I used the cheapest printer paper (Jot brand from Dollar Tree) when I drew them and was pleasantly surprised at how well they lay down because I now have an idea of how they would look in coloring books made from cheaper paper. I even drew them with the blunt end used to sharpen them. So I was curious to see what they can do with sharper dental paper. Attached…

Update: The manufacturer has not provided requested lightfastness information. That being said, they make a great coloring book. Actually, I prefer them to Polychromos or Prismacolor because of the sheen. The downside is that the pigment will settle and a second coat will be required. They mix well with the fixative without spreading. The Magicfly 72 Color professional oil-based colored pencil set has several advantages and disadvantages. First I wanted to compare them with polychromes by…

These are oil based pencils. I paid $19.99 for them at Revain which is an incredibly good deal for oil based pencils that work so well. The only drop of bitterness: As of today 1/2020, no names and numbers are printed on any of the pencils. (I number them myself.) If they had a name or number on them I would give them five stars. If you are thinking of buying them I would buy them quickly as I believe the price will go up for this quality. I've been painting with it for about five weeks so far…