Polychromous Colored Pencil Set In Metal Tin 60pc

So far I love the product! I was a bit disappointed in the delivery of such expensive pencils they didn't seem to be packaged by Amazon very well and some of the pencils tips were a bit damage, which is no big deal as long as the leads in the pencils aren't broken because of rough delivery which I won't know until future uses. And I have a covered porch and they we left on the top step in the rain, fortunately I was home to get them. But I am please with the product and the seller. Can't wait to create some new art! Thanks

Excelentes. Excelente calidad y colores!!! Muy recomendables

I just got these pencils and yes they are a bit expensive for me but had I known how wonderful they are I would have saved money in the long run had I purchased them first. I am new to this hobby and purchased 5 other sets of pencils before trying these. Each have drawbacks but can not compare to polychromes ease of use, colors, size (esp for arthritic hands or hands that cramp) blending ability, and they are erasable to boot!I highly recommend these pencils to anyone that asks. As matter of fact 1 person has already purchased them!!!

Faber-Castell Polychromos are the best pencils I have ever used. The lift tray is great and sits in the lid easily making the tin case itself functional to display all the colors. They sharpen up to a very nice point to help with the details in artwork. These pencils perform best on Canson Bristol Board paper as the paper has the right amount of tooth to keep layering colors. It doesn’t like copy paper very much nor should anyone use copy paper with a fine art colored pencil. They don’t smudge or break easily. The quality of these pencils are the best in the market. I love prismacolor as well. There is a comparable difference between Polychromos and Prismacolor as they are like night and day. Theres many folks that list many differences between the brands, but the key to using Polychromos is patience as they act differently than a wax based pencil or a prismacolor that lays down color faster. Both are fantastic pencils, but I prefer Polychromos as it gives that storybook quality that I love and a more rich color even if it’s slightly less vibrant than a Prismacolor. I would recommend these pencils to artists who are serious about their artwork as most colors in the set are lightfast up from 50 to 100 years comparable to Prismacolor in which are not as lightfast.

I love these! Blending is a breeze, they are transparent enough that laying them is easy. I love that they are soft, you don't have to give yourself carpal tunnel to get a nice smooth pigment. And, you can erase mistakes!

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These pencils are incredibly smooth, blend like a dream, and offer rich, vibrant pigments that make artwork pop. The oil-based cores provide excellent layering without waxy buildup, making them perfect for detailed work and professional-quality results.The metal tin is a nice touch for organization, keeping the pencils secure and easy to access. The durability of the leads is also impressive—they resist breaking even with heavy pressure. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned artist, this set is a fantastic investment.

I am kind of surprised that the metal tin the pencils came in had some big dents in it as it was surrounded and taped with a thick cardboard covering for travel