crayon de couleur

je me suis acheté l'an dernier la boite de 60 couleurs , j'adore mes crayons y a tellement un beau choix de couleur alors ca rend le coloriage encore plus plaisant car tu peux faire de beau degradé vraiment genial

The Dream Artisan Color Pencil

Prismacolor pencils are a dream! Brilliant colors, creamy texture that is beautiful to use a blending pencil with. Such a joy to create with artistic piece with. A collection of pencils that now that I have tried, will always be with me.

Les meilleurs crayons de bois au monde!

Prismacolor ce n'est pas un petit nom. Ces crayons sont des bombes! Avec une mine un peu grasse, ils font de superbes dessins et les couleurs sont faciles à superposer. Le seul hic, ces crayons ne sont pas donner. Ils valent très cher. Mais ils sont de très bonne qualité et vous ne serez pas déçu. Je n'ai rencontré aucune personne qui ont détester ces crayons.

My mom bought me these pencils for Christmas, along with an adult colouring book. Although I already had some very old pencil crayons lying around, it was nice to receive a brand new package of something of a higher quality.

I have the 24 pack, which contains everything from pink and purple, to blues, greens, yellows, and more. My biggest gripe about this particular colour selection is that it only contains one pale pink and no bright pink. It also contains a few very similar shades of yellow and orange, where I feel they could have added something different. There's also only a very pale grey, which is almost too pale to use, and if I want something darker, I have to use my black pencil and refrain from pressing too hard.

Colour selection aside, the quality of these pencils is much better than something like a Crayola. The colours are smooth and pigmented, and the pencils themselves have a kind of creaminess in terms of their texture. They are not at all dry, like other brands, which I think really contributes to having a better-looking end result when I'm colouring. You can absolutely see the difference between these and other pencils.

The price is a bit high, but I suppose that's to be expected from a brand that's used more for professional drawing. I do feel that they're worth it, though I wish I didn't have to look elsewhere for particular colours.

I've heard amazing things about the Prismacolor brand, but part of me was a little disappointed as the leads broke quite a lot. I later read online that this is a frequent problem with all brands of pencils as they get dropped in transit, so frustrating.

However, there is definitely something to what they say about Prismacolor, I found the pigment to be a lot cleaner and nicer than pencils I've used in the past and now I don't think I can go back! Look at how bright the colors are in the drawing I posted, even on my crappy sketchbook paper.

There's a trick you can use to help get your pencil leads back to unbroken inside. Just google bake coloured pencils!