STABILO Chalk-Pastel Artist Colored Pencil CarbOthello ARTY Tin Set of 60, Eraser, Sharpener, Blender - Watercolor Effects
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Style: Tin Set - 60 colors
Features
- Packaging may vary - same product, new look!
- Artist quality chalk-pastel coloring pencils - available in up to 60 different shades
- Colors can be mixed and blended - partially water soluble which means the contours remain visible
- Lead diameter of 4.4mm - wonderfully dry and dusty stroke is ideal for drawing, just like charcoal
- Wood encased barrel protects the lead from breaking
Description
Create beautiful artwork with this chalk-pastel pencil set; ideal for art students, artists and creative people of all ages. Highly blendable when dry, smudge with either the fingertips or a blending stump to create a variety of artistic effects. Dramatic results can be achieved when used on dark backgrounds and delicate papers, too. Areas or outlines can be lightened or highlighted. Partially aquarellable, the pigments can also be worked brush and water; the contours will remain visible. These premium chalk-pastels have high pigmentation with excellent light-fastness – and for superior results the finished artwork can be treated with a fixative.
Brand: STABILO
Writing Instrument Form: Pastel Pencil
Color: Assorted Colors
Ink Color: Assorted Colors
Age Range (Description): 13+
Manufacturer: STABILO International GmbH
Brand: STABILO
Item Weight: 8.8 ounces
Product Dimensions: 13.11 x 7.87 x 1.26 inches
Item model number: 1460-6
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Color: Assorted Colors
Closure: Twist
Grip Type: Contoured
Pencil Lead Degree (Hardness): B
Material Type: Wood
Number of Items: 1
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Point Type: Medium
Line Size: Sharpen to desired point
Ink Color: Assorted Colors
Manufacturer Part Number: 1460-6
Date First Available: March 17, 2008
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Style: Tin Set - 60 colors
Carbothellos are my absolute favorite chalk pastel pencils by far! So many vibrant colors and they are so smooth and buttery to apply to paper and to blend. They are a pain to sharpen and have to be sharpened quite often, however, it is definitely worth the hassle. My request to this company is to expand the range of colors!!! I know so many people like me who would immediately buy a 2nd set if additional colors were offered! Pretty please, Stabilo!!!!!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2025 by Feline Fanatic
Style: Tin Set - 48 colors
I did not know that chalk pencils existed until I read a review that mentioned them. I started searching and came up with this brand. I am so pleased that I found these on my first chalk pencil hunt. STABILLO CarbOthello Chalk Pastel Pencils s are super fun to work with. I am usually really pleased with the finished image, and I especially love using them for grayscale coloring. I initially purchased a 24 piece set, and I was so enthralled with that set that I wanted a larger selection of colors. They come in an easy to open hinged tin box. The pencils are cradled in two layers with thumb holds, in the top tray, for easy stacking/unstacking. They are numbered, but do not have color names. In this set you will find varying shades of the following: there is enough color variety to enable the colorist to do portraits, landscapes, animals, and most any kind of line drawings. 1 white 1 beige/sand (Good for skin tones) 10 browns (very light to very dark) 8 greens (bluish, lime to tree leaves, grass) 8 blues (baby, sky, dark, greenish etc.) 4 yellows (very pale to bright) 3 purplish, pinkish lavender (Sorry, but these three colors are a bit hard to define.) 3 oranges 3 grays 2 golds 1 black 1 red 2 reddish, pinkish, orangy 1 blush 1 paper blending stump 1 kneaded rubber eraser 1 pencil sharpener My descriptive color names may not be precise, but hopefully one can get a good idea of the colors included in the set. You can also see the colors in the pictures below. PROS: Easy to use Give nice potent colors Dry blend easily Sharpen easily Good coloring mileage...nice pastel hues Can be smudged with finger or paper tissue to get even coloring Erasable Smooth lay down CONS: Messy to use Create dust Not really good for precise/fine details Colors may not be as vivid as wax or oil based pencils Even after the colors are pretty well set, it is important to put a blank sheet of paper, tissue or whatever, under your coloring hand while finishing your picture. Otherwise, you may have slight color imprints on your skin. I always color a small section of my picture, blend the color(s) and remove the chalk dust before coloring another section. I have never had smudges on my finished colored image. My finished pictures have retained their color well; however, there is a preservative that can be applied for durability. My set arrived rather jumbled and with a few broken tips. The tin box was in a thin plastic envelope that allowed them to be tossed, thrown and mishandled throughout the delivery route. The tin box gives fairly good protection; however…….
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2019 by Sunflower Sunflower
Style: Tin Set - 36 colors
These are some of the best pastel pencils I've used. They're such a good value for how many you get. The color selection of the 36 set is great, though it is lacking some grays. If you buy the 36 set, I would recommend buying a few of their warm and cool gray colors individually as well to round out your set. These pastels are nice and smooth, I find they don't crumble as easily as some other brands do. I always use a craft knife to sharpen them, I find they tend to break less if you sharpen them that way versus a sharpener. They work wonderfully on Pastelmat paper. I think the 36 set with the edition of a few extra gray pencils would be perfect for any beginner artist looking to get started with pastels!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2024 by Carly
Style: Tin Set - 60 colors
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2025 by Amazon Customer Amazon Customer
Style: Tin Set - 12 colors
Brilliant performance and pigment! These stabilo pastel pencils are just wonderful! Smooth and dusty! Blend like a dream! I highly recommend
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025 by Pamela A.
Style: Tin Set - 24 colors
Excellent quality and keep your fingers free from most of the pastel dust. Recommend a good quality sharpener to use with them.
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2025 by Jean S
Style: Tin Set - 24 colors
So smooth and creamy. Easy to blend with my pastels. Beautiful colors. Doesn’t break easily like other pencils.
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2025 by Lisa Rivera626
Style: Tin Set - 60 colors
Let me start by saying I'm no artist, I only color as a hobby in coloring books. So take my perspective for what it is - that of a hobbyist who loves trying out new techniques and learning about art. I watched a whole bunch of reviews comparing different pastel pencil brands. Most reviewers agreed that Stabilo made some of the best pastel pencils and when the price dropped to an unbelievable $46, I jumped on it. As you can see, I've already colored many pages with these pencils and love them to bits. I'm able to complete pages within a few hours in one sitting, as opposed to many hours spread over a week or so I take with colored pencils. These pencils blend, smudge and smear so well it's no joke! The colors are rich, vibrant and become even more brilliant when you set it with water. I don't like using fixative but these pencils don't produce much dust (way less than pastel sticks!) so I don't need to thankfully. For the price, they're hands down the best pastel pencils you can buy. I don't know how soft or hard these are compared to other brands but I do know they blend very easily even on smooth coloring book paper. I imagine they'll work even better on textured pastel mat. 60 colors are more than enough for any project you might have since you can mix whatever shade you want on a palette or scrap paper or even blend it directly on the page. Well worth it, whether you're an artist or colorist like I am.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2018 by Bingi Bingi