Castle Art Supplies Premium Soft Touch Colored Pencils, 72-Count
Last updated: June 1, 2023
There isn't anything you can't create with this set of colored pencils. You'll receive an astounding 72 pencils that work well on a variety of mediums, including paper, wood and canvas. As an added bonus, all of the pencils are named and numbered for easy identification.
We looked at the top Colored Pencils and dug through the reviews from some of the most popular review sites. Through this analysis, we've determined the best Colored Pencil you should buy.
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Key Takeaway: Keeping these colored pencils neat and organized isn't a problem, as it comes with a handy storage case.
In our analysis of 58 expert reviews, the Castle Art Supplies Premium Soft Touch Colored Pencils, 72-Count placed 3rd when we looked at the top 18 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.From The Manufacturer
MADE TO MAKE IT EASY Essential range of 72 pencils arranged in color families; named, numbered and color-coded for unerring selection: just flip between the layers of the protective, go-anywhere, fabric zip-around case. SOFT YET DURABLE Latest advanced formulation by in-house artists and technicians results in cores with soft, buttery laydown that also defy crumbling under pressure and hold their point. A JOY TO USE Intensely pigmented, rich, creamy colors for smooth coverage and effortless layering, blending and burnishing to add texture and achieve the perfect shade – on paper, eggshell, canvas, wood and more. BUILD YOUR SKILLS Unique fold-out tutorial enables you refine your colored pencil skills by re-creating the stunning gryphon illustration on the sleeve cover. TESTED, TRUSTED AND GUARANTEED Tested by our studio experts to beat competitors. Trusted by ultimate judges – our 1.5 million customers worldwide; backed by unique money-back-PLUS guarantee.
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Artist and educator Amy Markham is the creator of Starling, a podcast dedicated to helping artists develop depth in their creative practice. A graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University, Amy has been an art educator since 2001. Today, she teaches middle school art at a school outside of Memphis, Tennessee. Her personal artwork explores myth-making and symbolic understandings. Through her brand, Starling Creative Living, she leads others to explore art production as a method for enriching their life experience.
