Derwent Chromaflow Colour Pencils Tin|3.5Mm Core|Premium Core Strength|Professional Quality|Vibrant&Blendable|Ideal for Drawing&Sketching (Tin of 72)|Blue

I loved these colored pencils! They are sooo creamy and are really good for layering, these are easily comparable to prismacolor pencils, though I would recommend to expand this set to a 100 or 150 pencil set.

I am just a notch above a beginner and wanted something that was easy to use and produced great results for me. I ordered a 24 pencil set of Derwent Chromaflow and I can say that these pencils are excellent - smooth layover, bright colours and very easy to blend.Look no further!

The pencils are blendable and vibrant and easy to use even though thinner than usual Derwent artist grade pencils. A 24 pencil set is sufficient though ideally the strawberry shade should have been a true to name shade (pink toned red) instead of a brown tone red as that is missing in the set. Also close and easily achievable shades like lilac and violet, light blue and blue, strawberry and raisin could have been better varied by having shades like Mars violet, Ultramarine, a cool toned Red. Also, it's essential to have information on lightfastness as this is being marketed as professional pencils. Nevertheless, it's still a very good set.Now on the retailer and delivery. The box was completely dented and one nib was broken. I just feviquicked it to avoid going through the hassle of changing but this retailer will just not bubble wrap these delicate art materials though this is not the first time they have sent dented boxes and damaged products. It's extremely frustrating to see them waste these expensive products by not wrapping with either bubble wrap or extra cardboard, leading to damage that most consumers won't accept.

The colors are good, with good pigment and supposed to be similar to Prismacolor Premier. But worse quality. The leads break easily. The plastic cases inside the main box are also of flimsy quality. For beginners or those who want to try out some cheap Derwent pencils, Chromaflow might be OK. As long as the pencils work well, the output will be good. But if one cares about quality and reliability, skip the Chromaflow, and go for Lightfast instead which are of course more expensive.

Chromaflow ✏️✏️🌺🌺Review -Excellent pigment quality - impress meBlending and layering quality is superb ,cant expect this level. While you apply over paper (i have use @strathmoreart grey toner paper 📜),u feel like smooth butter top of the bread , like your morning breakfast .Actually chromaflow is blowout of my mind. One small problem is that point Strength is not hurdy, but it's doesn't big deal, its upon to you.My RankingLightfast 5/5Blending 5/5Layering 4.5/5Point Strength 4/5Intensity 4.5/5Overall 4.8/5.

They are smooth and soft textures..similar to prismacolor. While the blending ability can be compared to Prismas, you have to work a little harder for that creamy layering and blending. Color selection pretty standard..I wish they release bigger sets in the future. One of the barrel tip was damaged.

Very smooth and highly pigmented colors wax color pencils. Can cover large areas in lesser time, good layering and blending. importantly has a sharp tip and does not break during coloring or sharpening. Should go for these pencils

Value for money.. colours are vivid and gives nice blending effect for semi realism.