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HomeArt SuppliesPrismacolorVerithin Colored Art Woodcase Pencils, 24 Assorted Color Set |
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46 of 48 found the following review helpful:
Great for fine detailing Sep 11, 2007
By E. A. Bustos
"Techie"
These pencils are great for fine detailing. When coloring large sections, it tends to get a bit tedious. The regular prismacolor pencils are great for large areas, though they have a very thick lead so they color like crayons. But I love these pencils for coloring small or thin spots. I recommend an electric pencil sharpener for these; I used two different regular ones at first and the point kept breaking to the point where I barely had enough pencil to use the electric sharpener.
52 of 55 found the following review helpful:
 Different Strokes Dec 28, 2008
By L. Adamus
"Beulah"
Originally, I purchased these totally by mistake. I like the creamy flow of Prismacolor regular colored pencils for the work I do. And, that's just it. What effect do you want to create in your art? I only used these for detail, fine line work and embellishing. They are so hard that yes, they are virtually pediment (not eraseable). I find they also gouge deep into the paper so you have to use paper or canvas that holds up under pressure. I use them so rarely that my small set will last for years, that's because of the hardness too. Of all my art supplies, they are a very limited and specific use tool. For your style, they might be an inspiration.
Other great "soft" colored pencils are regular Prismacolor (you can get open stock - one at a time, at Michaels and try them out), Derwent and Dick Blick has their own brand, very inexpensive with colors that the other Artist brands don't have.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
 Great for my landscaping projects May 15, 2009
By Ltltyke
I needed a color pencil to give me depth and vivid color when sketching still life images. A lot of artists use these pencils so I decided to find out why. It did not take me long to discover their versatility and precision. Blending and shadowing were not difficult to achieve and I was impressed by the amount of techniques I can successfully achieve with the help of Prisma color.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Good for Basic Use Nov 18, 2010
By Janell
I needed to create some color sketches and decided that colored pencils were a more desirable medium than Photoshop or ink. I knew from past experience that I knew that Crayola pencils would not provide the dynamic pencil range or feel that I desired. I also knew that Prismacolor Premier were far out of my budget. Prismacolor Verithin fit nicely between the two options: a good pencil without a high price.
Verithin are nice to work with for lines and small areas or patches. They are a hard lead and don't blend together willingly; in fact, the blending pencil (not included in this pack) is useless in any attempt to blend colors. That said, this box of 24 offers a sufficient color range for basic sketch work and I only find myself wanting for a yellow-green color and a lighter indigo. The pencils sharpen nicely, go onto sketch paper easily, and have a great saturation. I have not had a problem with lead breaking save for the stubborn black pencil which I kept falling apart such that the pencil was half gone before I managed to get even a useful, blunt tip on it.
I'm very happy with these pencils for my basic use.
21 of 28 found the following review helpful:
 Smooth Jan 18, 2008
By an honest reviewer
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R2AJADKSFYWUX0 Lovely colors.
Great blendable quality.
I never have problems with any Prisma brand pencil.
Easy and fun and the tips don't break off easily.
Highly recommended for your creative side.
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