Prismacolor 36-Pc. and 1-Pc. Bonus Marker Fine Art Pack

July 07,2024

Shop Prismacolor 36-Pc. and 1-Pc. Bonus Marker Fine Art Pack from and get doorstep delivery. Smooth color laydown for superior blending, shading, and coloring..
These beautiful Prismacolor Premier colored pencils feature soft leads that enable excellent blending and shading. Go vivid and intense or subtle and soft - it's your choice. High-grade, permanent, acid-free pigments provide rich color saturation. Plus, these pencils are perfect for every level of expertise. Strong, thick leads resist breakage, ensuring a longer life for each pencil.

Prismacolor offers a thick core pencil that lasts long, while soft leads make them the best tool for blending and shading. Prismacolor colored pencils go great with any coloring activity. Using Prismacolor Premier Soft Core Colored Pencils, you can add finesse to your illustration or art project. Effortlessly combine colors to create unique shades that match your imagination.

These adult coloring pencils feature-rich, creamy cores that make them ideal for blending, shading, layering, and drawing shadows. For over 75 years, Prismacolor has set the standard for art products of unrivaled quality. Using only the finest materials and collaborating directly with artists to anticipate evolving needs, the Prismacolor portfolio has the tools artists need to flawlessly complete every project. From colored pencils to art markers and pastels, Prismacolor helps artists express their limitless imaginations.

Product Features:

High-grade colored pencils are, permanent, acid-free pigments that are light-resistant and waterproof

Smooth color laydown for superior blending, shading, and coloring

Strong, thick leads resist breakage

36 vivid and intense colored pencils to choose from

Perfect for any coloring project

Prismacolor premier offers high-quality pigments for a rich color saturation

Includes 36 colored pencils and a black marker

(Model 2116077)

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