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PRISMACOLOR-Premier Colored Pencils. Artists' quality non-sharpened colored pencils for every level of expertise, high quality pigments for a rich color saturation, soft, think cores create a smooth color laydown for superior blending and shading, thick leads resist breakage. Imported.
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| Brand | Sanford |
| Item model number | SPCP-3382 |
| Color | Red |
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| Product Id | 1462590 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 5 (81 ratings) 5 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 070735033826 |
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Prismacolor Premier Colored Pencil Open Stock-Process Red, Pk 12, Prismacolor
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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As an artist I've been using prismacolor pencils since about 1988. Back then the 72 color set was the best thing in pencils you could aim for. The consistency has always been excellent. I keep an ongoing inventory of the 120 colors, ordering cases of black and white when necessary. No other pencil I've tried has the same smooth feel and solidity of line.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've always been primarily a graphite artist. Then, one day, my husband said, "I think it's time you tried color." One of the first obstacles I encountered when going from graphite to colored pencil was blendability. With graphite, all you have to do is smudge the graphite a bit with a finger or a blending stump, and within seconds, I'd have the look I was going for. The process of blending with colored pencils is more complicated; and involves layering colors and burnishing, using a blending pencil, or using solvents. It took a lot of trial and error to find a blending method that worked for me, and, what it came down to, was finding the right pencils. I started adding color to my drawings with bargain pencils, but, would often end up with patchy results. Then, I tried Prismacolor Premier Soft Core pencils. What a difference! They offer a wider color range than the bargain priced pencils I used, their cores are more pigmented, and
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using prismacolor colored pencils for a while now and I can surly say I would recommend them to anyone young or old, advance or beginner. These extremely versatile pencils are very smooth and easily blendable they are immaculate pencils at a great price. The photos shown below are drawings I made using these incredible pencils.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Although I had worked with colored pencils for years I was never really satisfied with the outcome until one one of my college teachers introduced me to them. One of our assignments had us use only black and white pencils on Fadeless colored paper to teach us how shading added depth to image. Since then I only buy Prismacolor pencils for myself, and to give as gifts to others who want to try their hand at drawing. I have close to 200 colors in my pencil collection, but will happily add more as I can afford to.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought the 150 set and these have the best blendability out of all the colored pencils available. They are creamy soft yet highly pigmented. Easy to add layers. Create custom blends. My forever go to pencil.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've had so many brands of colored pencils, two of the most popular that I've had are Master's Touch, and Caran D'Ache. Keep in mind that Caran is the worlds most expensive colored pencil brand. But Prismacolor out does them all! I've never see pencils blend so well, not to mention the color itself is very vibrant and beautiful! Which are two things that you don't see often with colored pencils. I truly have yet to see a better brand, and will continue to use prismacolored pencils through the rest of my art career! I highly recommend buying them, they are worth every cent!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My first ever color pencils I bought were Prismacolor's Premier Pencils, and I never regretted this decision! These pencils are so easy to use, easy to blend with, and easy to FALL IN LOVE WITH! It's because of these pencils that I began my portrait art journey. Heck, I've used these pencils so many times, if you showed me a random color, I'd be able to name it with a Premier pencil! I've never seen a color pencil brand offer so many colors, some I never even knew existed! I've been drawing portraits for 6 years now, and I've got no one else but Prismacolor to thank for this incredible journey! I was a total beginner when I started using these pencils and now I've grown so much. Be warned: buying these pencils may turn you into a professional artist!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am an artist and middle school art teacher. I have been using Prismacolor colored pencils since I was a student and absolutely love them! The quality of the product really elevates each work produced with them. As a teacher, I love introducing these pencils to my students. They make it easier for students to learn how to blend and mix colors as well as shade with colored pencils. They are superior to many other brands in how they can be used and how they look on paper. My students never want to use any other colored pencils after having used the Prismas! Their work always turns out amazing thanks to the skills they can execute with this product.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got these colored pencils 3 years ago. They immediately became a favorite of mine! They blend effortlessly and there is an incredible color variety. They're always my go-to medium whenever I create an artwork. I've attached some car drawings I've completed in the past month using Prismacolor Premiere Soft Core Colored Pencils.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using prismacolor colored pencils for as long as I can remember. In high school I experimented with them as a medium, but when I started college I switched my primary medium and no I use them all the time. They are great for color layering and for high saturation in artwork. The color application is so smooth! People always ask what materials I use because of how well my pieces turn out. Overall I am more than satisfied with my experience with the pencils and I'd recommend to anyone.