The BEST Pencil Sharpener for Colored Pencils | LIVE Test on Artist Grade Colored Pencils

[@bootsmama1027]

I have found one thing that makes any pencil sharpener last longer; you need to use a regular graphite pencil every 5-6 colored pencils you sharpen. That is because colored pencil lead is much stickier than graphite and sticks to the blades, making them dull faster. If you occasionally use a graphite pencil, because the graphite is much smoother, it tends to lubricate the blade and remove any colored pencil residue off of the blade. I have had many sharpeners last much longer just by using this trick. It really helps. I first heard about this tip when I was in school and was using electric sharpeners. The teachers always made us use graphite ones after sharpening colored pencils. This also works for manual sharpeners. There are several that I like. I like the TGaal, all Kum sharpeners, the Staedtler two hole sharpener, and the Faber-Castell sharpeners.

[@kyliescolouringindownunder3098]

I agree to that too

[@KitKatToeBeans]

Nice tip.

[@sharonpowis8286]

I also find the swordfish pencil sharpener good quality affordable and can be used on most types of pencils except pastel they about seven pounds on Amazon

[@mignonalverson655]

Good tip!

[@GlendaVGarcia]

This! In all sharpener reviews people forget about this tip, which to me is essential!

[@pixygiggles]

First, the proper way to sharpen Prismacolors (or any other pencil you have that has obvious breakage throughout the pencil from dropping or whatever) is to use an X-acto knife to whittle a sharpened point. It takes practice to learn, but totally worth it to get the most out of your pencils. Buy a cheap set, like from the dollar tree, to teach yourself to whittle them properly/efficiently. Like you said, Prismacolor pencils have a very soft lead and just through the shipping process they can be damaged. Sharpening those with an X-acto knife was highly recommended to me throughout my years majoring in art. You can use a sandpaper sharpening pad to get an ultra fine point with this method. Second, I don't know where this idea of turning the sharpener rather than the pencil started; but that's totally not a good idea, especially with those big, bulky handheld sharpeners. The more movement you have in either the handheld sharpener or the pencil, the more breakage you will have. The idea with those is a steady, even movement to prevent breaking the lead. Third, if the blade gets dull, the lead will continuously break. The blades on ALL of those cheap pencil sharpeners, even the Kum steel one (also my favorite), will dull quickly. You can tell they're dull *when* the lead starts breaking often or the wood looks choppy. Also, if the pencil is warped even in the slightest, the lead will continuously break.

[@bfamiliar9011]

Priceless information contained in your channel for a beginner! Keep up hard work and dedication that you put into your channel! Thank you!💕

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

Thank you so much. That is so sweet of you to say. I will definitely keep the videos coming. Have a wonderful day.

[@SonyaColors]

I use the tgaal, I heard you should every once in awhile sharpen a really hard leaded graphite pencil to keep the blade more sharp. I've never had an issue with it, and I actually turn the pencil because it's awkward for me to turn the sharpener. I feel I have better control which means less stress on the pencil. Also your lead looked odd because you sharpened on 2 different settings.

[@towalmoore]

I have gone through a ton of sharpeners trying to fine one I like. I actually like the little plastic ones that cost less than $5 for 24 of them. They have done fine on all the different pencil types I have. A little hint that makes it easier to sharpen them IMO is to hold the pencil in your left hand and the sharpener in your right hand. It's a lot easier since you are used to turning with your right hand. I found holding them the normal way and twisting with my left hand I was still putting pressure on the pencil. I just got a T-gaal after years of hearing people rave about them. It's ok, but nothing to write home about. I do like the Prismacolor Scholar sharpener. I take it with me because it holds the shavings (not that I go anywhere anymore).

[@sharonpowis8286]

I also find the swordfish pencil sharpener good quality affordable and can be used on most types of pencils except pastel they about seven pounds on Amazon

[@michellechalmers8753]

I cannot thank you enough for this video. Finding the right sharpener - especially for Prismas - is such a challenge and often an expensive one as the wrong sharpener just eats away at our precious pencils. I am going to buy the basic KUM because you can never go wrong with a classic. God bless you for your content - it is always so helpful!

[@creativesolutionstoart]

I have had very good results with the Mobius and Rupert brass sharpener. Even for prisma color and pastel pencils… I have yet to find an electric sharpener that doesn’t require opening and pulling out a broken Lead. I’ve seen so many different colored pencil artists with a wide range of sharpener preferences, it really is very subjective! Thank you , Great video!

[@Stx11]

I love the KUM Magnesium! I got a 3-pack for $5.89 from Amazon. So affordable and so good! (and I saved a plastic container from lunch-meat, washed it out, and use it for pencil shavings so I have a lid too when I'm on the move).

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

What a great idea!!

[@JustNatasha93]

Crazy! I did exactly the same with a lunch meat container and my Kum sharpener.

[@RC-fo2xq]

I use the lunch meat containers too.

[@orisarijose]

Excellent review, love your honesty and details on each sharpener and colored pencils. I will adopt all of your recommendations Thank you

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DAllen-wo2cr]

I came across your video and decided to try the Kum sharpener. My older set of Prismacolor pencils all have nice sharp points and I'm about to start prepping my new set that just came in. THANK YOU!

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

I am so glad you love your sharpener. Thanks for watching.

[@Mirrigold]

Sharpener in the dominant hand, pencil in your weaker hand then turn the sharpener 🙂 I find if the T'GAAL isn't working properly it's often got wax build up on the blade. If you run a graphite pencil through a sharpener every now and again, it helps keep the blade clean/sharp. My personal favourite sharpener is a helical bladed crank handle desk sharpener by Helix or the M&R brass double hand held sharpener. Great video with good pros and cons.

[@purplepaisleypassion]

If you happen to read this and are still using an M+R sharpener.... could you provide the link for the exact one you're using, or give a more accurate description of it? There are a couple of M+R double sharpeners. Thanks in advance!

[@pamelamiller9478]

I agree with your thoughts on the thank sharpener. It seemed like the blade would get dull so fast I just got tired of struggling with it. I know those little Kum sharpeners are a good one.

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

Exactly. Not to mention that, over time, it can get very expensive having to keep buying the T'Gaal sharpeners to replace them even though they're initially pretty cheap. Thank you for watching. Have a great day!

[@andudontstopyo]

Great pencil sharpener test and review I'm buying the 4-in-1 and the Kum sharpeners.🤗

[@traceycromwell864]

I just bought my first set of black widows & the T'Gaal wasnt sharpening them at all. I dont have any Kume sharpeners but I do have the M&R sharpeners & I'm going to start using that for my black widows. I dont seem to have an issue using the T''Gaal for my Prismas but after watching your video I will be keeping an eye on them to make sure my prismas are not breaking. Thank you for making this video.

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

Glad you enjoyed the video. It's always great to be able to demonstrate things right on camera and I believe it helps so many people to make a decision as to where they want to put their money into supplies. I believe that the TGaal sharpeners just get dull over time and that's the reason they aren't working well. I am not one to want to keep repurchasing a sharpener though and I love my KUM. Make sure you check out my newer video on the Dahle 133 too! Have a wonderful day!

[@JustNatasha93]

I tried the T’gaal and didn’t like it. My absolute favorites are the Dahle 133 and the tiny silver Kum that you showed. I think you would love the Dahle 133. It works great for my Prismas. As well as all others.

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

I actually had the Dahle 133 delivered last week because it was one of the sharpeners on the list to use for this video. When it came, it was used. My son opened it and someone else's pencil shavings fell out all over my desk. I was so disappointed as I've never had an issue with Amazon. They did take care of it for me though and I ordered a new one this evening. Thank you for watching.

[@FairytaleSF]

I have the 4 in 1 Kum sharpener and it works great with my Prismacolors. I use the big hole of the side for thinner pencils and the result is as if you sharpened them with the set 2 of Tgaal. I have a few Kutsuwa sharpeners and they get dull with the passing time. They break many pencils, they specially damage the barrel, but still work great with Prismas xD I have a transparent Tgaal BTW.

[@Slk458]

I have that little metal one and I just put a little ziplock/sandwich bag to line the inside to catch the pencil shavings and I have a little nail brush to just brush it off into the cup. It’s good to brush the pigment off of the paper too

[@tree592]

I use a craft heat gun and run it over my prisma's when the lead starts breaking. It melts the wax back together.

[@evenichols3517]

Interesting video. I have ordered 2 days ago the Prismacolor pencil sharpener as I was told it is best for that pencil. I hope it does the job it is supposed to do. I have Polychromos and use the Faber Castell pencil sharpener which is great and causes no problems at all. The tiny steel one seems the best! I might have to get one like this.

[@kimmie596]

I spent a lot of $ on the Dewent pencil sharpener. It works good on polychromos but not Prismacolors . Thanks for the video very helpful

[@gallahant]

Best one I found for my polychromos is the basic twin hole metal sharpener from Staedtler. Dirt cheap so I can throw one away after 3-4 months and get a new one. Fits the Luminance also but is a little too big for the Pablo.

[@incognitoedc]

You have neglected to include M&R sharpener. German and super for Prismacolored Pencils .

[@mignonalverson655]

Oh shiiiit. Look at that point on the BW pencil. Sweet!

[@Kreative_Rainbow]

Yup. Had to get the Komb. 👍

[@frankie-xv3wo]

Great video, thank you so much. I was just about to buy some prismacolor but your video highlighted my concerns around the poor quality of the casing and breaking of the leads. They’re as poor as the reviews I’ve seen. Definitely will be investing in that Derwent sharpener through! Cheers :)

[@susanlawson8565]

I use a Faber Castell 3-hole sharpener for all my coloured pencils and have not had an issue with breakage, and it gives a good point, and only costs around $5.00 AU

[@beckywebster90]

In the same way. I finally figured out that I need diff sharpeners for my different pencil types (since I use them all commissions). I have a Jakar crank for CP/ water color only. I have a Deli cheapo crank sharpener for pastel pencils. Of course on those, I often times use a metal hand held two holes sharpener to get a tip or shave the wood down with the exact blade. The patel caran dache break way too easily and they are NOT CHEAP. The FC pitt pastel work the best in a sharpener. In the end, I've decided sharpeners are just the nemesis of pencils artist. Just find what works for you and stick with it. The grass is never greener (lol)

[@HarperSophia]

Nooooo 😩😭😭😭 not the results I wanted to hear lol. I wanted a golden find 🤣

[@BarbBColorReader]

I have various pencil sharpeners. I have at least 15 pencil sets. The T'Gaal works for most. For the soft Prisma, I use setting 2. (These blades can't be replaced, so I buy 4 at a time and will last months.)I have a tiny Kum silver sharpener. (uses replacement blades) I also have the round gold M & R. ( This also uses replacement blades) Then there is the Staedtler sharpener...for some reason, THIS works great for the Prisma pencil blender! (Also a Dahle 133). And YES.....I always turn the sharpener....always, like you. There are those that won't agree with us....too bad. That T'Gaal of yours must have a dull blade. I get a sharp point at setting 5

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

I used to get a very sharp point and I’ve had a few T’Gaal sharpeners over the last couple years. They do go bad after a while, I agree. I love my KUM now though and I don’t think I’ll need to keep buying them in bulk. I ordered a Dahle 133 from Amazon and it came to me used with someone else’s pencil shavings in it. I opened the box and they went all over my desk. I was so disappointed. I will be ordering another one. Thank you for watching.

[@hermajestyqueenmarcia]

Thank you so much. I have one of those pencil sharpeners that you like so much that came in a set of pencil accessories,and I suspected it might be really good. I was getting so frustrated buying pencil sharpeners that were no good from day one I've taken apart my electric one and suspected that the screw might not be in there properly and I was just about to spend $15 on a brass handheld sharpener but decided to turn to the internet for comparisons. Thank you so much... of course I gave you a thumbs up and subscribed.

[@83dhtx48]

I never knew what insanity was until I attempted to sharpen Derwent studio colored pencils.

[@Diamond_coaching]

Hahahahahaha....

[@melissadvine1]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@lindamcneely]

I have to thank you! I have an electric sharpener and its not bad at all but I have a prismacolor hand held sharpener that I like better. anyway i was not aware that you were suppose to turn the sharpener instead of the pencil and now I am getting great sharp pencils thanks so much!

[@kyliescolouringindownunder3098]

Thank you I have that little pink one

[@reneestipa3406]

I use an electric sharper but for a manual I use a. Black wing sharper love it

[@TravisBrady-wn8fr]

I turn the pencil instead of the sharpener and ive never had a problem. I have way more control that way. Instead of pushing the pencil into the sharpener, give slight pressure on the back of the sharpener.

[@StnFlwr]

Have you tried holding the kum sharpener (any sharpener?) in your right hand? If you are right handed, it would be easier to hold the pencil still in your left hand? I'm going to try it.

[@julieL7773]

Thank you, this was very helpful!

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

Glad it was helpful!

[@williamhank4565]

thank you as i get my new 150 set of Prisma colors lol this is a great video

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

So glad you enjoyed it. Have fun with your new pencils.

[@williamhank4565]

​@@PamelasPassionforPencils i will and thank you

[@alexandrasanches2473]

Excellent review! Thankyou sooo much!

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

Glad you enjoyed it. I hope you’re were able to pick your favorite sharpener. Don’t forget to search my channel for the video on the Dahle 133 before making your final decision.

[@renmuffett]

I ruined a whole set of pastel pencils trying to sharpen them. I hardly got to use them at all. I even tried doing it carefully by hand. I have no clue how people sharpen them. But I see people using them down to the nub. Thanks for sharing.

[@MoistMage69]

I’m looking for a good pencil sharpeners that can sharpen lager pencils that Lyra brand have as I use them for lager back ground areas

[@sherylriehl1334]

I love my metal sharpeners also - till I dump my bin of shavings all over! Don’t that more than once. Ha ha!

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

Oh I know! That’s happened to me several times! 😫

[@trishaww]

Ik this is an old video... However, the TGAAL sharpeners are great, but they are also sealed so you're not able to change the blade like you are able to on a KUM. Tgaal are a good pocket pencil sharpener to carry when on the go, they're inexpensive and light. They need to be replaced regularly depending on how much you use them. Ultimately, you're better off investing in a cylindrical style sharpener for your home as replacing the Tgaal 3 or 4x per year would add up to about the same. Tldr: TGAAL are great for carrying to use irregularly but replaced regularly. Cylindrical style sharpeners are a better investment in the long term.

[@MiraSmit]

Look for the option of spare blades when buying a dharpener

[@lunakat5763]

I was just about to write that,I finally got a pack of blades I used to just throw the sharpener out.

[@owllovingapril]

My Prisma Parma Violet was cruddy from the beginning. Broke most of the way and went through half of a pencil before it stopped breaking. Seems common for the color.

[@Inazarab]

Sorry if I missed it, but why are you turning the sharpeners and not the pencils?

[@maryjordan7649]

I use Kum sharpeners....they work well. I tend to lose the little steel one but it works really well.

[@deelovescolor]

I use the small KUM pencil sharpener on my pencils too! I used to use a TGaal but I didn’t like it. I then went to an electric one and it ate up my pencils so I switched to a KUM a couple of years ago and it’s all I’ve used. I have so many of them laying around lol. They are great little sharpeners 😊

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

Yes! They are fantastic and the one sharpener you can keep if you don't want several different ones. It works great on every colored pencil and my graphite pencils as well.

[@beckywebster90]

My Dahl 133 took a dump a while back. Won't 'pull' the pencils in anymore so no sharpening. I chucked it and bought the M&R Crank (same exact sharpener). It also failed in the

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

I’m so sorry your has trouble with your Dahle. Mine has lasted for a couple years now. I’ve heard others have had the same problem but for some it was an easy fix. Usually there is a lead that is jammed. I’m sorry you had that experience.

[@janetjackson2157]

Have you noticed that the Derwent leaves marks on your pencils xx

[@jakesplc]

Does the Derwent sharpener not have a dial on the crank so you can adjust how sharp of a point you get? I have Kirkland sharpener that is very similar to that and I can adjust the point.

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

There is no dial on the Derwent sharpener. Thanks for watching!

[@PatriesKleurt]

I have the dahle 133 sharperener and thats good for my prisma and al the rest of my pencils faber pablo lumi arteza and i have the derwent mini point, the same if yours but smaller, and also my prisma done well

[@CubNan]

Agree I’m the teal.

[@donnajennison2009]

I need to know what sharpener for brutfuner pencils

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

This is the sharpener I always use: amzn.to/3ARPySr

[@danielhatch3740]

The blades in the sharpeners get dull after prolonged use. Time to buy a new one.

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

Yep! Very true. That’s what always happened for me with the T’Gaal. That’s why I stopped buying them after two or three that stopped working for me. I would just rather spend the money initially for a good sharpener that lasts a long time. I love my Dahle 133.

[@lynnjoburns2106]

I’m sure I have seen something somewhere about how to save broken Prismacolor pencils n it entails putting them in a microwave,maybe u could Google that Pamela 💖

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

I know that a lot of people do that, but I am weary about putting my pencils in the microwave. I have seen mixed things on that. Some have said that it is dangerous to do that...something about something in the pencil. I don't remember what exactly I read, but it was a while ago and it warned against it. I know so many people do it though. Thank you so much for watching! Have a wonderful evening.

[@nickelazoyellow7360]

It's beyond me how anyone can stand to use Prismacolors. I have gone so far as to bake them to try to re-fuse the leads and they're still insufferable.

[@n.m.dooley1951]

Try leaving them in your car in the summer for 20-30 minutes. Then bring them inside to cool down for two hours before you try and use them.

[@shellyt2906]

I think you may have a "defected" pencil sharpener... the Derwent one you said that was marking up your pencils... I use this on ALL of my pencils and I have NONE of these markings on any of them. I actually have 3 of the sharpeners at different locations and NONE of them leave markings on my pencils like you showed here in the video.

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

Thank you so much for letting me know. I may contact Amazon or the seller. This is very good to know. Thanks for watching!

[@martynsmith630]

Why do so many use prisms with the issues associated with them. Thank goodness here in the UK we cannot get open stock easily. Up the Polys.

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

I love my Prismacolors and find a way to work around whatever the issues may be. I’ve only had issues with one set I ordered out of four sets. I’m assuming you’re referring to leads breaking. If you use very light pressure on your pencils, you shouldn’t have that issue unless you’ve purchased a bad batch of pencils. Are use the Dahle 133 pencil sharpener and it is a game changer. It has saved my prisoners and I no longer have any issues with them. They are a very soft pencil and they blend beautifully. They work much better for me than any other pencil I’ve ever used and I have every single set including the most expensive ones. If you search my channel there will be a video review on the Dahle 133.

[@lunakat5763]

@@PamelasPassionforPencils I agree I have all the very expensive brands and I basically only use the Prismacolor. I use Polys or Pablo for details. I like the Prismacolor over Luminance, Derwent light fast,Holbein. You have to kind of baby them but I love using them. I ordered the pencil sharpener you suggested it was back ordered can't wait to try it. Thank you😊

[@YourMajesty143]

We need to leave behind flat blade sharpeners altogether, bc they're always hacking against the wood grain. Helical blades are far better, bc they follow the round shape of your pencil. Some are hand crank & some are electric. These are better for your wrists anyway, since turning your wrist to constantly hand sharpen the constant whittling of a soft-core pencil, is going to tax your tendons & joints over time. Plus, crank & electric have an auto-stop function to prevent over-sharpening as soon as the pencil has a pointy tip.

[@RyanSantos-cn5ij]

Kum magnesium it is then :)

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

It’s a great sharpener especially for travel.

[@nikkid1814]

My tgaal worked great until it dulled.

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

Yes. I think they just dull overtime. I have another T'Gaal too and the other one is dull as well. None of them work any longer and they were all purchased at the same time. I think, since so many colorists love this sharpener, the company should think about selling replacement blades if it was at all possible. Thanks for watching!

[@grannieannie40]

There must be something wrong with my T-Gal sharpener, no matter where I set the wheel the point is always the same.

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

I have had the same issue with both T'Gal sharpeners I have. They always work great in the beginning but then over time, I find I have to repurchase because they wear out or don't seem to work as good as they did when I first bought them. I do love them in the beginning when they're new though. They just don't last l long enough for me.

[@michellerenee3415]

Why do you have to move the sharpener and not the pencil?

[@TheColoringDIVA]

Derwent and Holbeins ? I love the Afmat sharpener

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

I don't own either of those sets. The Holbeins are more difficult to get in the US and the Derwent, I am not sure I want them quite yet. I just got the Pablos which I love and the next on my list are more Polychromos or the Luminance.

[@TheColoringDIVA]

Pamela's Passion for Pencils Derwent Pencils are hard to sharpen in my opinion. M & R is the best for them. If you like prismacolors you will like coloursoft. Coloursoft have more dust. Luminance are next on my list 💜 if you go to the Derwent website you can order a free sample of coloursoft or Inktense.

[@TheColoringDIVA]

Sassybanjo yes, it helps with the softness of the prismas. It makes the lead thicker . Can’t really explain it. But I have almost NO breakage with my prismas when I use the Afmat 💜

[@lyndanickerson1373]

I just bought a T'Gall sharpener and I find that it doesn't work and I'm not important.

[@xxriotgirlxx]

I use prisma colors sharpener but it’s not great for all my pencils.

[@catlady256]

The TGAAL goes blunt after a while and chews the wood up on the pencil

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

Yes. They go blunt pretty quickly. I was buying and rebuying. I love my Dahle 133 now and it’s all I use.

[@mikapowell5826]

T'GAAL sharpener blades get dull quickly that's why they feel like they aren't sharpening.

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

That is correct. They dull way too quickly and then you need to purchase another one since replacement blades are not available. Thank you for watching.

[@pamelamiller9478]

Well I meant the t gal sharpner

[@catherinebealka6014]

Why would you rotate it like that? Yes, you're supposed to turn it around the pencil, but you're not supposed to hold it like that. It gives you zero control, no stability, and you're not going to get enough pressure for a smooth cut from the blade and its going to catch and tear at the pencil. You should always be holding it in a firm grip with your palm towards the end of the sharpener, apply light pressure, and rotate with your wrist, not your finger tips in this strange awkward finger dance motion.

[@suec8537]

What I don’t understand is why don’t people use Prismacolour’s own sharpener on Prismas? Surely it will b designed for them and not cause problems?

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

I have used their sharpener and it doesn't work for me, unfortunately. It may work better on their other sets of pencils, but doesn't do well for me with the premieres.

[@suec8537]

@@PamelasPassionforPencils thanks for the heads up. I’m hoping to be bought some Prismas for my birthday in a couple of weeks so I will bear that in mind. I thought I’d be ok if I bought the special sharpener. It seems a real minefield. Would it help if the pencil was chillied in the fridge for a few mins to make the lead tougher? Or would that make it worse?

[@jbowley08]

@@suec8537 I just bought the prismacolor sharpener... it broke my new premier pencils immediately! I have the Derwent sharpener it also chews up the pencils exterior and takes a lot of the core. It does a great job sharpening but whew do youbever go through the pencil. I'm going to find other solutions. Oh and my Stadler sharpener doesn't like prismacolor pencils either.

[@trishs.4326]

I see that you pencil in hand is also rotating as , you are rotating your sharpener only in a slower revolution , not sure if you are aware of that fact or not ❓ just making as honest observation

[@Mickey-jn8hz]

TGaal not the best, worked fine for a VERY short while....not worth buying. The Kums are the best and easiest to travel with

[@Mickey-jn8hz]

Heat your Prismas gently if they are breaking.

[@kathaleenwood2426]

It's not really fair to the pencil sharpeners that prismacolors are such a shoddily made product.

[@artegam971]

Ya no lastimes más las puntas de los prismacolor, son muy blandos. Veo que si tratas bien los otros colores que son más resistentes.

[@dianneallen583]

I think the Tgaal is trash. Threw them away.

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

They worked in the beginning. There are so many sharpeners that are better quality and not plastic that work much better on our precious pencils. Thank you for watching.

[@KitKatToeBeans]

It’s not trash. Why not donate things instead of adding to our landfills? smh

[@hisinfernalmajesty1849]

k, so0o0o, the best one waaas? jk, i got which one it was, ty. maybe i can save some of my colored pencils,