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Sep 17, 2018
The absolute BEST colored pencils on the market for the serious artist
1 of 1 found this helpful These are some of the best color pencils on the market...better than Caran D'Ache, Derwent...and they totally trump those Walmart, Target, Staples brand colored pencils (which are more chalky and have less pigment). The Prismacolor Premier as good as Faber-Castell's Polychromos which are mad expensive (like $3-$4 per pencil, so a 72 color set of those will cost well over $200). They are not the most expensive, but can be on the expensive side if all you want is basic color pencils, but if you want to do layers, blending, and more advanced color drawings, than these are the best "bang for the buck". Try to get them at a price between $30-$40...regular (retail store) price is usually around $70. If you are lucky, have the patience and the will to wait a long time, you might be able to score a great deal and get the 72 pencil set for as low as $25, but that is a pretty rare price range. Anyways, you can't go wrong with these even at the usual price of $40-$45 on eBay or Amazon. Oh, last word...don't get fooled into getting knockoffs that use the term "Prismacolor Premier" in their listing title. Those are cheap store brand style pencils that usually list for $20-$25 range but really are only $10 sets that can be picked up anywhere and are really only for toddlers and kids. Get the real Prismacolor Premier pencil set (I found the 72 count to be the most economical as the 150 count is much more expensive and my 12 year old daughter really doesn't need, at this stage in her artist development...in fact she didn't want the 150 count and rather preferred the 72 count and the color range that this set comes with). I hope this helps anyone considering these pencils.