🎨 72-Piece Nyoni Watercolor Pencils Set with Brush - Ideal for Artists, Beginners, and Students - Premium Drawing Supplies Review

Children's watercolor pencils. Comes in a nice tin, no problem. Now questions. Color choice at the first appearance. Good, but in the Swatch test the pigment is scratched, falls off and does not crumble. Like chalk, many issues but in a nice presentation cover. There were no color names on the sample sheet, just a number on a colored pencil inside the jar. I wish I could be a lot more optimistic about the paper and brush, but then again, there's nothing. I honestly can't recommend it

I want to say that I love working with watercolors and using all kinds of watercolor materials - the dry paint kit was my introduction to watercolor painting and I still use it regularly and with Help With these watercolor pencils I can draw thin lines that stay dry or gently draw with a wet brush in an art project. Of course, I've tried painting in sections and then using a wet brush to spread the color I've just applied with a pencil - I can instantly achieve a deeper color than if I had…

These watercolor pencils have good pigment saturation and are easy to color (which means I don't have to press hard to apply colour). Colors are bright and vibrant, although I've learned to look at the tips of the pens to determine the actual color, not the color advertised on the other end of the pen. They really work best by painting an image and then, if you wish, activating the color with water. You can easily smooth out pencil marks if you want your drawing to look like a painting…

I have received many sets of watercolor pencils and had never heard of this brand until a few weeks ago. Somehow, however, he approached me to try them out. As usual I tried the colors and then used water on each to see how they worked. The colors were great and for most colors I didn't see a dividing line between the squares I had colored before adding the water. All I saw was a very nice look with those colors. I went through my sample sheets of all my other watercolor pencils and saw that…

I was looking for student quality watercolor pencils as Reeves didn't seem to have them in stock at the time of writing this. I mean I have top brands like Derwent but I just wanted another kit to craft with. I saw the reviews and wanted to see what they really are. The tin was well packaged, not only with a piece of tape to keep it closed (thought the last set of pencils were broken due to the tin opening during shipping) but intact as well. carton too. I selected several pens, the color…

These pencils are watercolor pencils: water-soluble colored pencils that can be diluted with a brush and water to smudge or blend colours. Lead is somewhat brittle and crumbles (particles fall out), but settles well, intense colour. No information on lightfastness, therefore not for professional archiving work. Most of the color is shaded and washed off well. Some are a bit stubborn. Perhaps this is a function of the pigments; Some pigments are less hydrophilic (water-loving) than others…

When I spontaneously ordered them, I had the feeling that I wouldn't want to miss testing them. I have many crayons to choose from, but for some reason I liked these. now i know why The trays are a bit thicker than other brands that are too fragile. PERFORMANCE These pens are great. I have a large collection of water-soluble pens and they are very similar to the Albrecht Dürer pens I own. They're really good, like pencils, but when you add water to them, WOW! They don't get all faded or grainy.