Holbein Artists' Colored Pencils - All 3 sets of 12 (Basic, Design, and Pastel) plus Meltz
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Holbein Artists' Colored Pencils - All 3 sets of 12 (Basic, Design, and Pastel) plus Meltz
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Stick around to the end of the video. I show you how the MELTZ works. It's amazing! 🤗
I so appreciate your large swatches! Thanks for another fabulous video! I have the 50 pastel set and I’ve been so enjoying them.
Everyone loves the pastel set! They are so beautiful. 🤗
Very interesting…I love your big swatches…even if I’m hiding behind a cushion, biting my nails…🤣🥰
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You would also enjoy the Uni Posca colored pencils I think ! One of my favorites !
I just purchased them and will be reviewing them soon. 😊
@@MyArtSupplyObsession Ooh so excited you will love them they are very creamy!
I love my set. They're the best I've ever owned. I had to exchange a couple that were defective but I bought all the colors. The two defective were hard as rock for some reason. The replacements worked just like the rest of the pencils.
Their customer service is outstanding 😊
@@MyArtSupplyObsession My local art supply shop did the replacements.
@@ricosdaddyo1784 Then that's a good art supply shop 👍
Lol... I was afraid you forgot the Meltz I was curious to see how that works! I’m going to be picking that up.
It's so good! You'll love it, Michelle. 😊
Hi!! Wich colored pencils do you think are better?? Derwent Lightfast or Holbein??
They are both excellent choices. They feel very similar to each other. I would choose the color palette that you like best. I will be doing a comparison video so you can see the palettes side by side. 😊
I don't have many Holbeins, but based on what I have, I would say Derwent Lightfast are better at keeping their point and are more precise, without being harder - it's like they were less fatty, less slippery, if that makes sense; but Holbeins beat them as far as pastel go, Derwent pastels are harder and waxier. So I would just build my palette using both. I am also not so convinced still about the lightfastness - maybe the method the Holbein is using is better than Bluewool, but the point of universal lightfastness tests is that external companies are doing them. Are the Holbein ones done externally or by the producers themselves? Plus, there's the price point - here in Poland I can have 3 Derwents for 2 Holbeins more or less, but I know it's not like that everywhere, Derwent has a very special price policy for middle and eastern Europe.