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Color: Pack of 40
Features
- Creamy - soft - water-resistant
- Set of 40 pencils
- Ideal for shading - mixied media
- Exceptional covering power and superb lightfastness
- 3.7mm leads
Description
Pablo is a beautiful line of colored pencils that are water resistant and dust free. Excellent luminance to opaqueness ratio and lightfastness. Set of 40 colors. Made in Switzerland.
Brand: Caran d'Ache
Writing Instrument Form: Colored Pencil
Color: Pack of 40
Ink Color: Multicolor
Age Range (Description): Adult
Writing Instrument Form: Colored Pencil
Ink Color: Multicolor
Drill Point: Fine
Additional Features: Heavy Duty
Line Size: 2mm_and_above
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Grip Type: Contoured
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Hardness: HB
Writing Technique: pencil lead
Closure Type: Retractable
Color: Pack of 40
Subject Character: Pablo
Theme: Grey, Multicoloured
Style: professional
Body Shape: Hexagonal
Material Type: Wood
Ink Base: Water
Brand Name: Caran d'Ache
Age Range Description: Adult
Model Name: PABLO
Recommended Uses For Product: Drawings
Included Components: Writing
Model Number: 666.34
Global Trade Identification Number: 01
Manufacturer: Cell Distributors
Item Type Name: Premium writing instruments
Warranty Description: No Warranty
Unit Count: 40 Count
Item Dimensions: 5 x 1 x 1 inches
Item Weight: 5 g
Item Diameter: 3.8 millimeters
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Color: SILVER,TAN
Caran d’Ache produces an exemplary line of professional artists products that include a variety of color pencils, one of which is their Pablo line. These pencils are lovely & come in sets of 12, 18, 30, 40, 80, & 120 providing a wide array of beautiful colors. Caran d’Ache Pablo pencils are predominantly oil based & sharpen to a fine point that’s effective for fine detail work while also offering a smooth, consistent application. I find these pencils work best on surfaces with a little tooth to enhance their ability for blending & layering resulting in rich color payoff & seamless transitions. Many people seem to ask for comparisons between Pablo pencils & Prismacolor pencils but they are quite different in many regards. The most common questions seem to be weather Caran d’Ache Pablo color pencils are as buttery soft & creamy as Prismacolor Premier & the answer is no. I believe Prismacolor pencil cores are wax based & are indeed very soft resulting in rich color payoff without the need for multiple layers for blending & color saturation. Pablos are oil based & have a harder core more like Polychromes which is an asset for fine detail work. I’ve learned to apply multiple light layers over each other for blending & building color saturation & the result is beautiful & smooth. I think this gives more depth to my work & I like the effects. I don’t mind the time or effort it takes to develop this effect however I’m not sure I’d be inclined to put in the time & effort for coloring or casual works. That being said, these are certainly some of my favorite color pencils, I just wish they were a bit more budget friendly. It’s important to mention that Caran d’Ache Pablo color pencils are a permanent medium which are not conducive to erasing. This does make them highly lightfast, a necessary element to consider when classifying “professional” artists mediums & supplies. The individual lightfast ratings are printed on the pencils in the form of one* to three ***, three being the most lightfast, something you’d want & expect in a commissioned piece. According to Caran d’Ache their one* rating is resistant to fading from 8 to 25 years, & 3*** resistant up to 100 years & this lightfastness is a factor in their pricing. If you are on a budget but want to try these color pencils out, you might spring for a set of 12 or 18 which will actually give you a great selection of colors due to their blending & layering qualities. These pencils are lovely but come at a hefty price so I wouldn’t recommend these for “coloring”, scholastic use, or for children unless you plan on framing & displaying something for many years to come. I save mine for commissioned or sellable work & employ more practical & affordable options for everyday color sketching & layouts. These color pencils are beautiful, perform nicely, & are a joy to work with. I’ve worked with them for many years now & highly recommend Caran d’Ache Pablo color pencils for professional artists & anyone with a little money to burn!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2021 by Crismon
Color: SILVER,TAN
These are by far the best pencils I have ever used. I was reluctant to buy them because they were so pricey, but I'm so glad I finally did purchase them! They blend beautifully and the color is vibrant. I have collected many pencils. To give you an idea about the pencils I have used, I have varying sets of prismacolor, Lyra, polychromos, Blick artist pencils, Derwent Procolour, Derwent coloursoft, and Derwent artists, as well as some cheaper brands for travel, including Marco Renoir (that I wouldn't mind losing). I would say these are softer than polychromos pencils, but they're still a pretty hard pencil, and they're much harder than prismas or coloursoft. If you want a soft pencil, this isn't for you. But the lead is so smooth, they feel like an oil pencil (even though I think they're wax, but I'm not sure since there's so much debate). When I first started doing artwork with colored pencils, I started with using prismacolor. While I liked them, they weren't my favorite. I had never really found that set of pencils that made me say, "wow, these make a difference!" Until now. If you're serious about your colored pencil artwork, I would highly recommend these. If I had to have a complaint, my major one would be the tin they came in. I've never been a huge fan of stacking pencils on top of each other. However it's a sturdy tin that protects the pencils, none of them were damaged while being shipped. I've also noticed that some of the lighter colors tend to leave behind some dust. This isn't that big of a deal for me, and I would still recommend these above all other pencils (based on my personal preference).
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2018 by Daisy 1252
Color: SILVER,TAN
I find these the best "compromise" pencil. While still kind of expensive, for this quality, they seem to be a good deal, less expensive than the Luminance or Faber Castell Polychromos. Smooth lay down, without the extreme softness of some others considered "creamy." This makes them much more usable for doing fine details and also means less frequent sharpening. Size is a bit smaller, and hexagonal, something I do not prefer, but if that means lower cost... Shades well, blends well, really no functional issues like some lower priced brands that get gooey, wax bloom, or are hard and grainy to use and do not blend well. Apparently not as light fast as some higher priced pencils, but still fairly well rated, and not likely to be an issue unless you are an artist charging a significant price for your work.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2020 by Michael D.
Color: SILVER,TAN
I'm a brand new artist but wanted to make sure I found the best quality pencil. From the pictures I posted, starting with the Eye, CARAND'ACHE. The Viking knots, Faber Castell, and the Pond, Prismacolor. These were test pictures for the quality and vibrancy. The CA pencils are vibrant, creamy, easy to blend, easy to sharpen, do not break easily. They are everything you would need in a professional colored pencil. I have the Derwent, the Castle Arts, the Prismacolor Premier, all the top brands. And they are all wonderful pencils. They all do a great job but could never top the CA pencils. I know they are on the more expensive side, however they are more than worth it. I highly, highly recommend them. I sure wish they had a larger set I could purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2023 by Bridgette Stanfield Bridgette Stanfield
Color: SILVER,TAN
I LOVE Caran d'ache Pablo color pencils!! I received these as a birthday gift and are wonderful. Very saturated, hold a tip for long time, and work really well with my other brand pencils. They take a little bit of a learning curve but once you get it super easy! Haven't had any break and I've had them for 2 years now! I use them daily. Yes, they're expensive but so worth it. Highly recommend!!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2024 by WitchyWoman