Caran dAche Luminance 6901 Clr Pncl Set 76 Artist Rng
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roxie
> 24 hourLove everything about these
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Ushmaleena
> 24 hourThe moment i started sketching, i could feel the difference from other colored pencils.So soft and blendable.
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Linda U.
> 24 hourWonderful pencils! Cant say enough good things about them.....but thats no surprise coming from Caran dAche. The colors are so rich and vibrant and the blend ability is top notch! The colors lay down very nicely on paper.......not too hard....not too soft. Faber Castell Polychromos are still my favorite but these come in an extremely CLOSE second. I am very happy with my decision to purchase these pencils !
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Helen Barellano
> 24 hourI love it! Thank you!
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Natalie
> 24 hourThese colored pencils are so nice. They blend beautifully and I highly recommend saving up for them, or next time you have an Amazon gift card use it to buy these. Treat yourself to these high end pencils.
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lgpyryt
> 24 hourLove these pencils, worth the price.
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Snowbunny
> 24 hourAbsolutely love these pencils! I use them in my Zentangle art and pet portraits. I love the way I can blend the colors to give depth and eye popping colors. Would definitely recommend these pencils
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Viviane Lopes
> 24 hourThis is a really great produtc. I loved it.
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Juan
> 24 hourBuy these pencils, your life will change for the better. PERIODT!!!
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zachariah
> 24 hourThere is no question about the quality of the pigments of these pencils. The color selection, however is limited, subdued. ( like paintings in an old art gallery youve dreamed of visiting, once nose to nose with the original you find its old and grey, freyed, corrugated because of the many paintings beneath. Reading about the formulation of these pencil cores one envisions color as true as technicolor. Once in hand its like looking through a dirty grimy filter, the colors are decrepit, dingy. With more vibrant colors it is always possible to dampen their brilliance with greys and browns but how is it possible to increase a pencils intensity except by darkening the background, the contrast. Monet Im not! As received, the wood casing of #810 was split along one third of the length of the pencil. This does not bode well for the durability of the set, the likelihood of surviving sharpening seems questionable.
