-sigh- my pencil is too thick

great job! verry nice! mine turned out well.

sorry evryone google translate is not working

ik akte er het beste wel lang over bij 3.04

and: cool! but the eyes are difficult

wow thank you

The smell may also remind one of the old-fashioned, gray plasticine modelling clay we used to have in elementary school in the 1950s and 60s. Those of us who loved our art class and supplies could be quite fond of it. Oil based stuff has a distinctive characteristic smell that attaches to pleasant experience just as much as the aroma of baking bread.

A fine review, and I've been using these and can agree with everything. Two things I specifically agree with: the pencils do smell quite strong, and you could dislike it and find it hard to tolerate, but I like it for sentimental reasons, as my dad used to do house painting as a sideline when I was small, when most work was still done with oil based paints, and I liked to go with him and watch him work. 🤗 More seriously, I take exception to the use "insurpassably" lightfast. Insurpassable implies pretty clearly that there might be an equal, but no one can do any better, and that is simply not true. The observation about the early inflation of price, well, that is true too in my own experience, and not very commendable. So I think you are right in all respects. These are lovely for the developing artist, rich colors, thick nice texture and good performance. Not enough for the professional, but great for a hobbyist or maybe someone who digitalizes their work commercially and doesn't need long life.

Thank you so much for informative explanation💛💛💛💛💛

This fox does seem what these pencils were made for . . . it's wonderful how rich and dimensionally solid it looks, and yet what fine detail you get. It wouldn't have that lifelike sharp expression and sensation of movement otherwise. Beautiful work.

A really humble suggestion I use to keep my round pencils on the slightly angled table: I pinch off a small blob of Blu-Tac and roll it into a strip, then wrap it tight round the barrel of the pencil near the top and flatten it a bit. Keeps it from rolling, and comes right off with no trace.

Beautiful artwork!!! ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you for this video! I have a question though. You tested the blue brush pen on lines from fineliner/ballpoint. Did you have the chance to test the yellow brush pen? Yellow markers are mostly the problem. At least in my case it is 😂

Lady . It sounds like you are reading a script.

Wow!

I'm a beginner so i'm ok with the left side cat :) i must say u'r very nice and also gifted 🙏

What a beautiful peacock!

Where have you gone! I subscribed 5 years too late 😊

This is helpful to me thank you. Im artist color pencil and for me drawing glass water was the hardest one and alot of detail. And i practice color pencil in 1 year

As I became allergic to alcohool markers, I am switching to these pens and watercolor pens for my archtecture projects. So far, this ones are becoming my favorites

Wow the tongue is stunningly lifelike

I noticed on this demo that the lighter pastel mat kind of kept the colour more saturated after applying the OMS … the other demo of the dog ( terrier) the sand colour & white looked washed out . Gorgeous pic though

Great review. I'm rather confused as to what THE absolute best budget coloured pencil brand out there is? There's such a myriad of brands. Any suggestion? Thanks.

Very impressive as a tutorial. The differences are clear between the two likenesses, but also somewhat subtle and hard to see for someone who is still going on the usual way human cognition operates: generalizations good enough to function, but not so invested in detail as to cost extra time or effort. You do a great job of identifying just what needs to be slowed down and seen again for accuracy over perceptive "efficiency." Sure goes some distance toward a genuine portrait likeness of someone's individual cat, too!

You shouldn't speed it up. . . makes it very difficult to follow and each kind should have been drawn separately.

late to this but new to drawing and this was so helpful! the comparison really helps to see what not to do, and. watching your movements really helps to see the patient steps toward better outcome on the right. thank you!

Unlike others they are not dye based but 100% pigmented India ink. This is this I know base that make them specials.

Making art is not tracing , to be an artist you need to draw, tracing is the same as color by numbers, you don’t learn anything from tracing, did you think that the great artists traced ? Tracing is good for amateurs, who wants to color, but don’t say you’re an artist, you are a colorist, big difference

very helpful!! thank you so much!

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It’s so hard last time I did it before it was so hard

Worth what ? Use complete sentences, please .

Great video. Helped me see what I do wrong and how to do it correctly. Prefer no music.

Nice pencils bought some 30 years ago still using them.

Love that spray background technique too

I have not tried them on pastelmat but now I will. Good video!

Is the white in the box good for all wax based pencil?

I 👍 very much Caran d'Ache but they don't 👍 me.

Very nice birds. Congratulations to the designer and the maker of the pencils. 🌎👍❤.

Great tutorial. This is so helpful to draw a realistic cat. I’m going to watch it two times to fully understand before attempting my drawing. Thank you

“Don’t dog”. My old girl use to here that a lot. 😊 jk.

Actually I understand that pencils in a given range have different lightfastness, because that depends on the pigment, i. e. the colour. What I do NOT understand is that Derwent does not offer a "lightfast set", because a look at Derwent's colour chart shows that even in the yellows and reds there are a few lightfast option (gold, flesh pink and madder carmine have 8 or 6.) Great butterfly and thanks for the review!

Great reviews, thanks.

I'm thinking it is a challenge for you to draw like a beginner when you've learned how to draw correctly. My drawings still look like the left side, but the video is really helping me improve my skill. Thanks

This was very helpful ive been really struggling with the proportions of the eyes and muzzle. I already have a good understanding of values and the way light hits fur and gives it its shadows and highlights but for whatever reason proportions are the biggest issue for me as an artist and it always has been since i first started making art as a kid. Im going to try to think more critically about spacing now. Great video!

How do u know which side of the board to use? I bought it in white and both sides feel the same. Neither sides are gritty feeling like the pastelmat paper

I have the 72 sets in both the Derwent watercolour pencils and the Inktense. I often dip my watercolour pencil tips in water as well as take colour off the tip with the brush. I always make sure I hang them upside down afterwards and give them plenty of time for the wood to dry before putting them away. Just like you would for a brush. I’ve never had any problems with the wood cracking as a result. ❤

Have the drawing, coloursoft, artist, cromaflow, studio, procolour, lightfast pencils some are nicer to use but the all give good results.

How do you make the veins on the front of the horse?

Caran d'Ache Blender or Derwent Blender pencils, which works better for Polychromos please??