Cezanne Colored Pencils Set of 72 Colors, Professional Artist Quality Soft Feel Core for Drawing Art, Sketching, Shading & Coloring - Metal Gift Tin Box

I'm very happy with the color of the pencil. Creamy and cover paper well. great selection of colors in this 72 pack, you don't need 50 more shades. To my unexperienced knowledge they work like a polycholor pencilBUT I was upset as to how they arrived. The seller didn't even bother putting a piece of tape to seal the top and base. All the pencils came out flying of the Amazon package. The other item in the package, not from this seller, was well packaged. I was very surprised to see that the seller was Jerry's Arterama. It should know better, right?

EXCELLENT shipping and delivery! They arrived the very next day after I ordered them which was a pleasant surprise. These pencils are very nice with nice soft lay down and saturation of color. My complaint is that I also happened to receive a 72 set of Schpirerr Farben pencils at the same time and lo and behold, when I opened both sets, they have the EXACT same colors! I swatched them side by side and there was VERY minute IF ANY difference! I will also add that they both felt pretty close in the way they went down on the paper but I give the edge to the Schpirerr Farben pencils in that they felt just a little smoother and the pigmentation seemed a smidgen richer. If you didn’t have them together to compare you most likely wouldn’t notice a difference. I recommend this set if you like oil based colored pencils but if I were to purchase between this set and the Schpirerr Farben, I would order the latter.

I have purchased several various sets of color pencils, I use them for adult intricate coloring books--these pencils are soft leaded, but not too soft as to create bleeding and smudging. They sharpen well, the tin container is nice, and the price is good, I would pay even a little more due to the quality. The pencil colors are not on the pencil, but the upper barrel color matches the color lead pretty good. To summarize, these pencils, in my opinion, are very good, well worth the price, and I am glad to have this set in my collection, they are keepers, and I will purchase these again when needed.

Biggest pet peeve is no color names or #'s. They need 1 or more on pencil. Immediatly thought of returning just because of this reason and no light fast ratings. But...... decided to try them out. Oh by the way they do have color #s on the tin. Really stupid but what can you say. I always sharpen 1st then do a color chart. Thhese have a nice point so just went to making chart. Has some very nice colors and plenty in all except browns. As always they could do with more colors to fill out what is missing from what they do have. Seems Color pencil companies just stick to one spectrum of each color range. Sorry another pet peeve. These come in a very nice blue tin with art work. Two flimsy trays but deep to keep pincils intact. Hard for R.A. hands. The pencils have gold bodies silver ring then color tipped . They are remarkably close to lead color. They are not as soft as Prismas but they are soft. Softer than Pablos, but not as soft as Colorsft, procolor , polys or the new Artezas and Winsor Newton. But very close to the later 2. You do have some( 7,8,9,21,28,39,40,66 ) that are kinda draggy with a small amount of crumbling. 8,18,21,53 are scratchy. You do have a few colors that are to close in color but not much. Colors are bright and very pleasing to the eye. I really like these for the colors, lay down, and color selection and work ability. They just have a good feel. As I said though no color names or #s on the pencil and no lightfast marks. Seem to keep a point well until sharpened. Harder to sharpen and get a point and to keep one in use.

So glad I pick these pencils for my cousin who has gotten out of hospital she has done a lot of coloring .She told me the were the best she has ever used. She love the books also I sure glad I went with the reviews Sure helps when my self didnt know what i was buy.

Ok, so not bad and not great: I texted them & I’m not a fan of how these lay down.They don’t blend well unless you specifically go light to dark only, layering is good only if your layering the same color the ability to layer and blend is very low & the colors are unmarked and no lightfast rating as stated in description!They are a hard wax so although smooth lay down they are not as expected. These are by no means soft waxy cores as expected per description of them.I’d say these are good for sketching more so than fill in type work.I own prisma, gold fiber, castle arts etc...Even my castle arts are softer if that helps to explain. They would be comparable except castle arts blend very well.These are not bad though, great for beginners and if your looking for a former pencil to add pops of color.Definitely worth purchasing of your looking for beginner pencils ✏️

I've had these pencils since the start of quarantine and they've been great! I know they're not the forefront brand but the quality has been very good especially for a beginner who wants to dabble in coloring/pencil art. They're lasting forever and sharpen well. Would recommend!

I really love these pencils .. I liked the soft feeling of the pencil and the vibrant pigments of each color and it has a big range of colors , but I am very sad that the colors don’t have neither numbers or colors name .. only the color numbers are available on the back side of the tin and it’s hard to match each color with it’s number as the colors on the tin not showing the real color of the pencil .. so I arranged the colors by myself and put numbers from 1 to 72 .. that is why I put 3 stars on my review .