Review on 🎨 Prismacolor Colorless Blender Marker - Clear (Individual) by Dawn Fischer

I can only compare it to another blending pen, normal pencil blenders, stumps and various, atypical, maybe ridiculous solvents and tools I've used with colored pencils. Especially Prismacolors. Pantone (pen) from Letraset Blender-T moves the pigment too much. For very small areas I prefer the Prisma hand blender. And I swear that if you use colored pencils at all, you will be amazed at the results of using a blending pencil. The BEST thing about this pen, in my opinion, is that it doesn't flatten the tooth. Paper like a hard pencil. That way you can add layers AFTER blending with a pen, unlike a pen blender which I often regret when I come back to a piece later and want to add something just to get the pigment stuck to the paper. .I can't say how long they will last but I'm glad I bought this two pack as I use them a lot. & I wholeheartedly recommend it, but NOT with this blender. Ink sticks settle like watercolor but dry like acrylic. Don't waste your solvent pen mixing with Inktense. use water. Prismacolors are amazing crayons and this blender is my new favorite tool!