Derwent Vs. Faber Castell - Which pencils win?!
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- Опубліковано 19 лип 2020
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This felt like an unfair comparison. If you’re going to use those specific sets of Derwent pencils, I probably would have used the Faber Castell Polychromos. They’re more similar in price and are my personal favorite. They layer and blend well, feel really sturdy, their led has never broken before, and are nicely pigmented.
Jazza: “Faber Castels are the cheap ones” Me: “I- I thought those were luxury..”
"I can achieve perfectly professional results with these 10 dollars pencils" says the guy that can paint with skittles XD
Basically you used the Faber Castel 'Kids Version' :D Faber also has more artists versions in tin storage.
Wait........ Faber Castle pencils are ...... cheap?
I love crayola, cause its cheap thats my only reason.
We want a Pencil Tournument to find the WORLDS BEST COLOURED PENCIL 🙏✏️
Faber is one of the best brands out there when it comes to colored pencils. I'm pretty sure that if you got an "artists" set and not a "kids version" one you'd be surprised with the quality. They're not the cheapest but they're really really good
Not looking for the prize, just thought I would point out that people generally feel beginners should always start with cheaper materials, and gradually work there way up to more well known and expensive brands. I just want to say that you should not feel obligated to stop using cheep brands just because of your level of skill. I know I sort of went through that phase where I wanted every expensive art supply I could think of, because of the conception that your medium should improve with your skill. You don’t have to think that way.
The Derwent Artist and Studio pencils actually have the exact same core. The only difference is the thickness of the core and shape of the barrel. Also, it wasn't really a fair test because the Derwent pencils you used were Artist grade, while the Faber Castell were either for kids. Faber Castell have their own equivalent Artist grade pencils (Polychromos), which would have been a fairer comparison.
I've probably tried every single colour pencil out there and my faves out of those two are the Faber Castell's
"Faber castles are the cheap ones"
I remember the Christmas that my uncle got me a set of 48 faber castell pencils when I was about 10. I had mostly had cheap, dollar store pencils up till then, and colouring with the new pencils made me feel like a "real artist". I spent that summer filling up an entire sketch book with art, and treasured those pencils like they were gold. 20 years later I still have the sketchbook, though the pencils got used up long ago.
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This comparison is a little unfair. Those are the essentially the 'school' range of Faber castell vs Derwent's artist range. Derwent are also wax based like Prismacolor so perhaps that would have been a fairer comparison, where as Faber Castell is oil based which is why they are firmer and can hold an amazingly sharp tip. Also Faber Castells artist lines come in tins, the same as Derwents.
Whenever I use coloured pencils, I never really resort to one brand in particular. I find each colour is different depending on the brand (for example, one brand's light blue could be slightly different than another brand), and it totally depends on what you're drawing. I have a big cup full of coloured pencils and I don't even look at the brands anymore, just the colour.
I really enjoy using my Prismacolors, I really like how they feel.
I've actually gone into an art store and bought every shade of red pencil of every brand. I wanted to make a comparison and I found the more expensive brands tend to blend better and have better saturation. But one must remember buying fancy supplies does not make you a fancy artist. lol
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