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PANDAFLY - Juego de 8 lápices de color carbón
El medio de dibujo tradicional de carbón es un favorito para muchos artistas. Dibujos de carbón produce tonos ricos y alto contraste. Se mezcla y borra fácilmente, lo que permite al artista producir una variedad de efectos en una obra de arte. El carbón produce un rico rango de valor con fuertes oscuridades. Se puede aplicar y manipular rápidamente lo que permite al artista capturar información visual con velocidad.
Contenido:
3 lápices de carbón blanco: fantástico para crear reflejos y se puede utilizar para mezclar con otros colores para crear tonos medios. Prueba a usar esto en papel oscuro o teñido para efectos dramáticos.
1 lápiz de carbón café: el café es un color cálido, crea tonos cálidos en tus bocetos e ilustraciones.
1 x Lápiz de Carbón Suntan: Suntan es un color café, similar al Burnt Umber. Renderiza sombras y crea contornos atrevidos con este café intenso y profundo.
3 x Carbón Negro: El carbón negro se puede utilizar solo o junto con otros colores del juego. Incluye 1 x suave, 1 x mediano, 1 x lápices duros para adaptarse a tus necesidades de boceto.
Beto
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 30 de marzo de 2025
Great for sketching for art work projects.Good price.
JE
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de marzo de 2025
Great pencils at a great price👍🏽
Tammy Farmer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de febrero de 2025
Perfect for art
Jillian Stella
Comentado en Australia el 31 de diciembre de 2023
Loved these pencils a lot the colours are great and nice to use. Great set
Customer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 14 de octubre de 2023
Eight charcoal pencils for $6 after taxes sounds too good to be true, and well, it kind of is. There's a reason a halfway decent charcoal pencil starts at close to $2, and these kind of prove that rule.To start, the blacks are sorted by Soft, Medium, and Hard. The Hard is pretty much what it says--it's akin to a 6H pencil and doesn't leave dark marks even with a hard press. The Medium is much the same, but you can get a reasonable dark with enough force, but more than should be necessary for charcoal. The Soft lives up to its name, but I'd class it as equivalent to a Medium from General's. Usable, but still need a firm press.The tan and brown were surprisingly decent. Still need a firmer press than I like, but they leave nice opaque marks and feel smooth on the paper (didn't go very toothy, but I assume they'd be fine there, too). The white was about the same, but I only tested this one on a post-it note and didn't pull out black paper to really see what it could do.The wood of the pencils is my biggest gripe though. It's pressed wood, which wouldn't be a problem, but you need a decently sharp knife to carve into it; don't bother with a sharpener outside of setting an initial sharpening as even though the charcoal cores are pretty solid, they break easily as if they were compressed sand. So not sharpening friendly unless you use sandpaper and a lot of patience.Overall, I bought this set on a lark, but I doubt I'd buy again. These pencils are geared to beginners, but they're not beginner-friendly, in terms of sharpening and use. An experienced artist can make them work, but there's better options available that they have already gotten used to. For the price though, I'm satisfied with the brown, tan, and white, but as said above, you really do get what you pay for.
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