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"Faber castles are the cheap ones"
*Me who just bought faber castles and feels like I just bought the most luxurious pencils ever*
because you did -- the ones he used are the child range (notice the red packaging). The pro art supplies from Faber Castell are in a dark green packaging.
Well said!
Well if you bought this ones yeah, they are cheap but this does not mean they are bad. But if you bought Polychromos, these are high quality, expensive, and one of the best colored pencils on the world. So Faber castel is definelitly a good brand.
Because thease are the kids sets if u go with polychromos the are luxury
And i'm just bought faber castell classic 👁💧👄💧👁
Everyone else: Gives a very detailed explanation to why they like one of the drawings
Me: I like the monkey
Lol just that simple
You should get the monkey
Me too!
yes
Mmmm....Monkey...
That's the children's range for the faber castell. The other brand had it's artist/studio grade matched against children's grade. It's nowhere near a fair match up.
THIS
Thank you. Came here to see if anyone else posted this. My polychromos and Albrecht Durer are over in a corner ugly crying. "I've never compared them before"... and you still haven't. This is like comparing rose art Crayola to oil pastels.
Same! I was a bit disappointed when I saw the cheaper Faber Castell pencils. I really love my Albrecht Durer and Polychromos, I'd love to see a video with those
right! Not sure why he chose to compare these two, it's not like he never seen or heard of polychromos before.
Who else was here when the arty games app was first developed? Time has floooown
Factss
yep XD
Me 2
Paula Antoinette ya YEETUS I was here when arty games was a feetus
I only remember because I've watched his old videos I am a v recent bb
I am very impulsive so I keep getting new art stuff. So my medium is rather paint but when I use pencils I like to use chalk pastel pencils. They have the chalks blending and the pencils practicality. Other then that, I use the simple Farbee Castells because even though they’re not that expensive they are amazing and very good to work with.
I use faber castell polychromos, i only have a pack of 12 that was gifted to me but i massively prefer the feel to my derwent inktense pencils. I often put down a base layer with markers so that i can plan where i want the colours and get a more vibrant outcome, it also reduces the restrictions of having less colour choice
That's true it's all about preference there is no wrong or right color pencils
My favs are the Staedler Karat pencils, same quality than Faber Castell but cheaper (and also a German brand, wich makes me proud :) )
Ooof When faber castell were the expensive pencils in your childhood yet are called the cheap ones here. Really shows where you come from haha Now Im using digital and havent picked up a pencil for colouring in almost 10 years haha
To compare like for like, One should compare Faber Castell basic/cheap range with Derwent Academy range. Faber Castell professional range (in dark green tin) are more or less in the same price range as Derwent professional.
Ngl im a professional artist here in Philippines and i prefer fabercastell classic i use it in my commission and it works perfectly I've been using it for 7years now and still loving it
I use prismacolors! i was a young artist when i bought them that thought the better the material the better the drawing will turn out. (i was wrong XD). and now i still haven’t run out.one of the first video of yours i ever watched was actually the how to shade with colour pencil video you did a longgg time ago lol.
Most people in the comments didn't listen to Jazza. These are the options that were available to him when he started drawing!!!
To the lovely people who sees this! YOU are talented in your own ways and nobody can judge it!❤ love from a mini artist!!
I like your art it's cool. Well Done
I would like to see more comments like this
Man that got real Magic Mike for a second hahaha
I thought the Faber Castell got muddy. I definitely liked the Derwent Artists best. I like soft pencils in general, and when reaching for a firmer one, I tend to prefer oil based. That said, I generally mix most of my brands together anyway. I do like using oil first, when mixing types, because the softer ones go well over firm.
ive had the large tin of derwent watercolor pens years ago my sister got them 4me i rarely draw so they sit in my art collection i will use them
i meant watercolor pencils
As much as I like colored pencils I like to draw with random things like colored pens or markers as well
not gonna lie i never heard of the brand derwent until quite recently. but that is probably just because faber castell is so prominent where i live, since they are made here. when i grew up i actually never used them. for simple school stuff we just always bought the low budged crappy stuff and just when i decided to go more on an artsy road i bought my set of faber castell polychromos and i still love them the best even though they are expensive
Me, an unprofessional: “The #2 pencil hasn’t let me down yet.......”
Are they both watercolour pencils? I know that Derwent is, but I thought FC was oil based. If that’s the case, it’s apples and oranges.
I love derwent but mostly the inktense
I like how the faber castell blend
Faber Castell or Derwent? I only have enough monz for crayola crayons my good sir.
The red coloured pack of faber castell colour pencil is pretty cheap as compared to the green box which is actually artist's grade!
@@ahanabanerjee01 i
Faber castell round here is very cheap
The faber castell watercolour ones are my favourite. Good for beginners and to start out, imho
@@MaverickRiou oh yeah i always used normal and when i tried watercolor ones they feel so gooooood
Jazza: “Faber Castels are the cheap ones” Me: “I- I thought those were luxury..”
Faber Castells are definitely the luxurious ones! Once i tried them once - i immediately made the switch off of Derwent!
Same. The Faber Castel ones where what I used because the derwin's were too expensive. I have water color ones they expensive. Still have them over 20 years old.
Lol same
Edit: I was your 69th like
Faber castell has 2 grades: the student grade for kids/beginners and the artist grade (polychromos) for artists
@@lisa4471 And a third one you could call "studio", the Goldfaber series. They have been revamped and come in dark blue tins. They are comparable to the Polychromos line (dark green tins) but a with a thinner barrel, and they are more affordable. www.amazon.com/Faber-Castell-Creative-Studio-Goldfaber-Pencils/dp/B074GX76H3/ref=sr_1_2?crid=28FE7H9854KF2&dchild=1&keywords=goldfaber+colored+pencils&qid=1597212017&sprefix=goldfaber%2Caps%2C327&sr=8-2
*Video idea:* Start off with a set amount of colours like 10 and once you use a colour, you can't go back to it and use it again. I think the results would be really cool!
I think that would be an awesome idea. An addition to your idea could be that the viewers can pick what he draws as well. (My idea can also go separate from yours too but I think that our ideas combined would be super cool.)
I agree
Sounds like 12 Tone music to me haha
Good idea
G E N I U S
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.
or used the Derwent academy range which the there cheap/kids range
As a Polychromos-lover I totally agree with you. When he was doing the last one I thought: "Wait, there are also artist grade pencils from Faber-Castell!!!"
olivia lane exactly what I thought. The ones he uses here are basically school supplies where I live...better school supplies....but school supplies :D
I was thinking the same!
Hmm, I thought he was comparing expensive vs cheap color pencil, like can you make good art with affordable color pencils, to encourage beginners. Instead of derwent vs faber castell.
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.
What he said in the video said it all: he's biased towards Derwent. He would've wanted to make his favourites remain his favourite, it seems.
The point of the video was to test different quality and price range pencils to see if expensive pencils were worth it how can he do that if they are all the same price range?
@@Jgh122293 Was that really the point? It didn't seem like an expensive vs cheap kind of video to me
Ozkan Ozkan Ozkan he literally said Derwent are on the pricey side of getting started $45-50 as you know they Faber ones are cheap around 10 and I want to see if they hold up at all or if they expensive ones are far and away better
Ozkan so again how can he test if the expensive pencils are better than cheap pencils if he buys pencils that are the same price?
"The packet is not really reusable for any extended period of time..."
Me, who patches the paper packet up with tape and uses it to the bitter end: _pathetic_
Hahaha same, i still have and use a set like that, for the last 4 years :))
Like my
Me too
Pathetic: Noooo, what we’re doing is extending and preserving the life of some...thing by creating and enveloping it in a whole new outer sticky tape casing. Aha, that’s it.
Yep
Basically you used the Faber Castel 'Kids Version' :D Faber also has more artists versions in tin storage.
I thought the same. That's like to compare a Ford with a VW-but they have Porsches(polychromos Pencil) that's not fair
Haha I thought the same and got annoyed
Jea and they are still competitive hahah
Right? I was like "…I've never seen Faber Castell at THAT much cheaper than Derwent, is this an Australia/America difference?"
Very expensive
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.
That's happy sad I just fbggbgfcg ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
I do ask myself, just because I never heard of Derwent before:
Don´t you have Polychromos by Faber Castell in Australia?
They are really really good but by far the most expensive pencils you can by in Germany.
Are you sure? Caran d'ache are sooo much more expensive in my country! (The netherlands, haii neighbour.)
Yeah we have them but they arent as widely available.
Derwent are English pencil so not sure how wide spread world wide they are,
I second your opinion
am i the only that thinks its funny how an australien is using austrian pencils (faber castell)
"I can achieve perfectly professional results with these 10 dollars pencils" says the guy that can paint with skittles XD
Lol
Exactly! Its the skill not the tool :)
Spoiler!
He’s drawn/painted with rc cars, coffee, liquor, skittles, and so much more 😂 some cheap pencils shouldn’t be a problem
😆
I've probably tried every single colour pencil out there and my faves out of those two are the Faber Castell's
What’s your favorite out of all color pencils you’ve tried mine is prismacolor
totally Tori Caran D’ache Luminance
@@TemiDansoArt But the price tag though....
totally Tori CrAyOla
Have you tried the Arteza ones?
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
I love crayola, cause its cheap thats my only reason.
Wow sarcasm
Your kidding right?
@@rakibul2794 I mean, if that's all you can afford, that's all you can afford.
I like Crayola because it's better then crazyart
@@madiz4228 exactly
I feel like Polychromos, which are my faves, would have been better for the comparison than the basic Fabers.
That's what I was thinking. Went with Studio and Artist with Derwent, but the basic 10 dollar kids coloring book set.
Vet4FallujahCJ and fc still held up...just shows the better brand
Yeah. commented that as well. I chalk it up as insufficient knowledge, AKA maybe he did not even know they exist.
@@antoineleswan6670 I said that in my post too. Even in his drawing comparison, the 10 dollar FC looked actually brighter and richer in color.
@@siph0r154 doubtful, being a professional artist, that he wasn't aware of their existence. I think it was simply an oversight.
I really enjoy using my Prismacolors, I really like how they feel.
Karen Spinosa I’m a prismacolor kid, too!
Me too
Same here!
They arent available in Europe (well you can order them but they are sooo expensive). Don't know about Australia, but i think they are pretty American based.
@Apple Pro they do break a lot but they are affordable for me compared to other pencils and I love how they feel :))
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Prisma Color Pencils: Am I a joke to you?
Thinker, dreamer, sketcher, spy I love them though. Very good quality
@@thinkerdreamersketcherspy we have them in Australia in Jackson’s Drawing Supplies.
@Jenny Fält i use arteza because i cant afford prismacolors
Jazza: "Derwent are 50 bucks per tin"
Me: Shifty eyes at the tin of Derwent on top of my wardrobe I got for my birthday years ago, that I haven't been using.
I feel bad now :(
Don't feel bad. I have Faber Castell Polychromos pastel in blocks I got for my birthday and I never touched them because they're hella expensive and I don't want to waste them for low quality work lol.
@@themikatoon if you learn to work with "cheap" material you might find it quite hard to work with the more "expensive" one. Saves your wallet overall though. Maybe you'll end up giving it away
@@Pavlinka__ Expensive materials are easier to work with, but a lot of bad habits are picked up with cheaper materials. going over the same place too many times, pressing too hard, etc.
Do not feel bad. :)
Ill take em off your hands
Something about that firefighter’s pose and expression makes him look like the kind of “firefighter” who shows up at bachelorette parties and not fires... 😂
He was sexy
Lol
;-hi
Well... he was possessed by a cowboy hat😗
AquaHeartGirl agreed! That’s Mr (insert month) firefighter lol
Music were like...bad porn? Idk it just added to the “yep he’s a stripper” vibe
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
Thank you!!!!
True. In Germnay most of my primary school students have them and they are pretty robust (while drawing and sharpening). I bought myself some Staedler reinforced ones with a white lead supporter inside, that should prevent the coloured lead from breaking...guess what's breaking almost every single time, making them almost unusable?
Yep! I'm using the Faber castell polychromos and I LOVE them. They barely break when sharpening and you can layer them pretty well.
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👌gottie
Oh? Are they?
I have Zenacolor that I loved until I noticed these went dull faster than than my cheaper ones. Someone of them are half gone.
I'll need to replace them soon.
Polychromos, all the way. Nothing else compares.
You’ve clearly never tried Caran D’ache Luminance they are absolutely outstanding. I own every set of derwent colour and graphite pencils, own the full range of Faber Castell colour and graphite pencils and own the Caran D’ache luminance colour pencils and grafwood graphite and they are absolutely outstanding.
Well.... there is a problem . They . be . hella . expensive .
I disagree. I think Polychromos are amazing but I think the Luminance are better. I have all Derwent pencils too and some of them are up there with the best of them.
Polychromos i think its the same faber castle right?
@Lila Jouer that kind of depends on your preference. I personally love the coloursoft as they are very creamy so layer and blend amazingly but they don’t do fine lines well as they are very soft. If you prefer a harder pencil then the artist range is great and the pro colour are a great range. They are sort of in the middle in terms of firmness. The Derwent lightfast range offer the highest lightfast rating of any pencil. I would recommend the Derwent drawing range to anyone. They only have 24 colours but the black and white are the best you can get.
TH-camrs make something like $100 seem like nothing while I'm here sweating over what to spend my $5 on
I feel you. But we make it work
true
Tianna Heitzman Who’s we?
well yeah becaus eof the income difference... back when they were college students too they did the same as us tho :)
Feel you
Jazza: Derwent or Faber Castell
Me: cries in crayola
Me: cries in homemade pencil
*laughs in Prismacolor*
We have a step bellow Crayola, in the USA, it's called Rose art.
Laughs in alcohol marker because i dont like colored pencils
Me: Cries in burnt twig
Jazza: were gonna compare two pencil brands
Also Jazza: buys the cheapest Faber castell pack he can find
i mean faber castell really isnt expensive at all. the difference between the prices of their packs is how many pencils you get in the pack
He bought the childrens pencil line from Faber-Castell. The studio line would be the Goldfaber and the artist line the Polychromos. They are of course more expensive but would have been a more acurate comparison. Still Faber-Castell has a very high standard even for their childrens line!
@@sandraschwarz8464 never heard of them before
@@Charlieto I guess it depends where you live? I'm from Europe so Faber-Castell is the most common brand and you get it everywhere, followed by Caran d'Ache then Derwent and Prismacolor.
@@sandraschwarz8464 im in new zealand
I’m confused
Faber Castell has a 120 pack that costs 650 US dollars
It’s called polychromo artist pencils
These are Faber Castel's professional line of pencils, and are amazing, hard to beat with any other to compare.
Faber Castel range from beginner's that come in a red cardboard box up to professional that come in a tin or wooden box called Polychromos.
Polychromos are the best, Caran D'ache Luminence are great, Derwent Lightfast too! Very expensive though - but you can buy them individually!
I have a set of FC Alfred Dürer watercolor pencils that I got about 2 years ago. It was around £200 and in US dollars it would be $ 267.09. Right now on Amazon Nov 2021 they cost $304.99. Polychromos 120 set is $299. Where did you see them for 600?
i love how the music at the end matches all the different personas if the drawings. nice touch jazzer
Me who plays the Persona series: "dId I hEaR sOmEtHiNg?"
Jazza* not sure how you mess up the name of the channel
Jazzer haha
Jordan Hooper no need to be rude
Jazzer is my favorite roblox youtuber
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.
these are generally the brands of pencils that you will find side by side at any department store or newsagent in Australia, and therefore are probably the brands that many beginner artists start off playing with. to get the polychromos you need to go to an art shop or buy online, and then Derwent have the lightfast range to compete alongside those.
Probably it would be fairer to compare Derwent Pro Colour to Faber Castell Polychromos as their cores are slightly more similar but definitely this! Either that or Derwent Academy is a thing!
THANK YOU!
Vitallani polychromos would probably be better than the Derwent s to
@@cohenpeters7200 I expect you're right, although like @Cassandra Hanley said, the Derwent Lightfast are probably more comparable to Polychromos. I'm not a 100% sure, but I think they are both oil based pencils. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
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.
I agree with the idea of choosing the supplies you like best no matter brand and cost. There is the long term quality to think about though if you wish to sell your art pieces. Student grade doesn’t always have the best pigments and can't therefor be considered museum quality pieces. Also I find using better quality supplies makes creating art or testing out different techniques easier. Things just go more smoothly and need less elbow grease than the cheap supplies.
True, cheaper stuff can be harder to work with, than the mid range and expensive ones, but you can still start with cheap materials, whatever floats your boat in drawing really
Uhhh... ok?
I didn’t know people felt like that because I’m the weird one that sketches instead of making an actual drawing :I
I always found this funny, partly because I usually had to "settle" for cheaper stuff because of financial limitations as opposed to skill. But then I started to find that like all limitations, that would tend to encourage more creative thinking to make something that would seemingly stretch beyond the bounds of those limitations.
Jazza: kid castel pencils or professional pencils
chooses the kids one
Not everything thats for kids are bad
I think you can't compare the derwind pencils with the "standard" Farber Castell's, my opinion
Yeah, that's what I thought. At least buy F-C Polychromos and not the kid stuff.
I agree... This wasn't a fair fight😂
I think so too
rather then that, I think he was trying to compare standard cheap color pencils to expensive ones.
but regardless faber castell is getting a bad name, when he could have compared cheap FCs with expensive FCs 😑
@@NehalAkbor The video is about comparing the brands though
Jazza: Derwent or Faber Castell?
Me: *crying in corner with Crayolas*
I'll be honest, when it comes to "non-professional" colored pencils, Crayola is FANTASTIC. I grew up using those all the time. Don't feel too bad, they are actually pretty capable!
To be fair it seems like the Faber Castell pencils he uses are only slightly more expensive than Crayolas, so I don't think it's something you should feel that bad about!
You can still create amazing artwork with crayola products
At least u dont have crazy art colored pencils
Me too
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 love that idea
I do that with my markers. I have them all mixed up in my case and I choose which ones I use by looking at my swatch cards. I have memorized a cuple colour combinations as well so that makes coloring pretty easy.
Faber Castell are considered luxury colour pencils where I live.
We want a Pencil Tournument to find the WORLDS BEST COLOURED PENCIL 🙏✏️
Hopefully Jazza will notice this.
Everyone: likes this comment so Jazza sees it
Me: man Jazza goes through so much pain already making videos
Also me: likes the comment with multiple accounts
There are too many different colored pencils to be able to do that xD
This would be epic
Remember, happiness is money :/
I like the Prismacolor pencils most. Just had to sell my soul first to afford them XD
Hahaha i know! Right? Too expensive
I got a brand new set on ebay for like 100 and it was their larger set. I love them
Yeahh same thing here jaja :)
Hahaha I got mine from a friend so I still have my soul
@@bluemoondelight That's a reasonable price, but no, I live in Europe.
Nobody:
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Lol
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Mine says"Get everyone I'm jazza. 😆
TH-cam needs help, I was early and it said 438 likes and 0 views 😂😂😂
Ava T. One time I watched a video and it had 300 something views and 1k comments
When I was little I had a good amount of color pencils with a lot of colors except that peachy skin tone, so for a long time I drew black people and super yellow asians lol.
Edit: dont worry I can say that because I'm asian
Personally I think anybody could say such a thing, as long as no “value judgements” are included. The word “Asian” and even “super yellow” are all descriptions in this case. Like saying you draw evergreen trees (the leafy trees won’t feel bad🤪). Maybe I just think differently.
Jazza: uses “getting started” pencils
Me for a year: coloring all my drawings with crayola pencils and outlining the drawings with sharpies
well nothings wrong with that
Crayola are a really decent colouring pencil. They are up there as the best cheap pencils.
Crayola is actually pretty good, actually. Better than CrazArt that's still good
@@Socasmx Are adult coloring books still a thing ? I was hooked on them. I prefer Crayola. The lead kept breaking alot more with the CraZArt.
@@irishizan I have no idea. I don't have a lot of time or patience for learning to sketch so there we go.
Some of the spare CrazArt pencils refuse to return from the dead for me, lol.
“What us your favorite brand of color pencils?”
Me: *everything I find works*
😲👍
Tooo true
Is not us but yea same
The cheapest ones
I feel like this was an unfair comparison because Faber Castell has their Polychromos line that should be just as good and rich as the artist quality of the Derwent
Wait, Is this guy comparing Derwent's Lightfast to anything that's NOT Faber Castell's Polychromos? Fuck, that's a huge "dislike" coming. EDIT: Oh, he's comparing mid-range to mid-range. Not bad, then.
@@isam1542 My guess is that it was hard to get in Australia unless he just forgot
ilse iglesias I’ve read that they are hard to get there.
@@isam1542 No, he's comparing mid-range to the 'play-and-learn'-range of Faber Castell, that is meant for children. Mid-range of Faber-Castell would be 'Goldfaber' pencils.
PENCIL TOURNAMENT!!! We need it!
Yesssirr
Exactly
Jazza: reads comments
Jazza: looks at all the markers he bought
Jazza: looks at the money he spent
Jazza: NOT AGAIN!!!!
Yess pencil battle
I would love to see Jazza AND ADCArtAttack do a polychromos vs prisma vid.
Faber Castell has always been my preferred, Derwent gave me uneven colour every time
The comparison was not that fair: Why you didn't use the Faber-Castell polychromos?
Mille Fiori that’s what I was thinking
yeah, my thought also 🤔
I think he was more so comparing the the professionalism of both products. Because the F-C colour pencils are still considered professional level, even though the are significantly cheaper than both the derwent pencils and the polychromos. So I think it was just a comparison of what is considered pencils for “beginners” and such.
@@chellie3118 The Faber-Castell ones Jazza used are the good (not crappy), but "normal" school pencils nearly every school kid uses (at least here in Germany, where they are from). I never considered them as "professional."
Mille Fiori Well, god, things must be a lot better in Germany, because, at least here in England, our schools can’t even afford basic stationary, let alone actual art equipment. So most of us who did/do art, at least from the artists I’ve met, we buy stuff like the basic F-C colour pencils because the were affordable but still of a more professional quality then, say, crayola.
I prefer to use faber castell since i'm just starting out in art and i'm only 11.
When I was an art student, everyone was allllllll about the prisma colors! I still have a tin of them somewhere I think. But to be honest, I never actually made a point of comparing different brands and finding the one I liked. I just went with prisma because everyone else did. :0 Now I'm thinking it's time to try something new.
Try making a collection of Faber Castell Polychromos. You can start out small (say 6-8 basic colors) and then gradually add more as time goes on. What's absolutely amazing about Polychromos is how well they blend and how great they feel when you work with them. They don't work like Prismacolor, they are oil based, hard, but creamy at the same time and they layer like a dream. The catch is you have to build up the color by adding thin layers of color on top of one another, so you have to be VERY patient with them, but the reward at the end is SO worth it.
Prisma colours are some of the best coloured pencils out there
@@ntex9722 Agreed. I have some 20+ yr old ones my dad gave me. And a 75 set of my own I bought. I need to work with them more because i've never been good at colour pencil. But they are amazing
I recommend the pencils at the child’s table in restaurants. Cheap and sometimes usable
i wish i wrote this comment
Or, if you're gonna go all out, get the free pencils for making lists of stuff you want at Ikea. Those are pretty decent, but you might be expected to walk around the store for hours pretending to shop if you take one.
My grandson received 2 crayons at the place we ate one night, and he didn't want them so I was playing with them. My son looked over and goes "I never thought I would see shading and blending with 2 crayons..."
I looked at the comments and everyone really wants that gift card.
🤭🤭
Bruh it only works in America cos its dollars so I'm not
Jazza: makes video about Dervent Vs. Faber Castell.
Prismacolor: Am I a joke to you?
Jazza: Yes!
I actually have never used either dervent or Faber Castell. I've tried several brands, but those 2 aren't available in my local stores. I actually helped put together a care package for a coworker fighting cancer with a couple coloring books, pencil sharpener, pencil case, 24 pack of prisamacolors, 50 pack crayola colored pencils, lotions, snacks and sodas.
Why are all the pencil sets brand new if he's used them before? I like seeing well-used sets, you can tell which color people run out of.
It’s derwent not dervent
_Rae Dizzle has entered the chat_
Students be like: Well, we can make do with crayola.
With almost 8k comments, I'm sure that someone else has asked "what about prismacolor?"
He said at the start he was going back to basics and to the ones that you see everywhere (meaning in shops). At least in Australia you don't see prismacolour products often unless you go to an actual art shop.
😂
Not gonna lie had the same thought and also artist set of Faber Castell
Crap. The Champions League are Faber-Castell's polychromos (three stars), Caran D'Ache's Luminance and Derwent's lightfast. I particularly I HATE Derwent's color selection, but the pencils are good. I love the Caran's and the Fabers.
In my opinion (and I own the 120 Faber Castell set), the best option would be to make a collection of:
Faber Castell 72 set. This set should include all the 3-stars lightfast pencils, so the best and most lasting colors. It's also more manageable than the 120 set, which is way too much.
Caran D'Ache's 20 pencils luminance set. It adorably complements those previous 72 Faber Castells and they are creamy and wonderful to use.
I particularly have a beef with Derwent's Lightfast set. I bought the 32 one and not only did it have colors that were so similar they were almost the same, the color swatches on the box didn't match the colors inside, so you get a VERY dark, dull, lustserless set. If you draw only skin, nature or military settings, it might be interesting. I wrote to them infuriated and they were so kind as to send me 6 lighter pencils. I re-did the set taking the too similar colors and adding the six new ones and now it's a nice set, but it's still very dull and I can't recommend buying it unless you really like your browns and not-pure greens (brownish green, army green...) If like me, you love your blues, skip it completely.
So... In my opinion, the best option is the 72 Faber Castell (Polychromos, of course) and compliment with the 20 Caran D'ache (Luminance, of course). If after that you want something more brownish, more realistic, more skin tone, the 36 Derwent (Lightfast, of course) set, could be a nice addition for collecting purposes, but I wouldn't recommend the Derwents on their own.
Prismacolor? Not even in the same league. Tips break like bitches.
Prismacolors are sub-par....
I don’t ever remember buying Faber Castell pencils. They sort of just showed up in my pencil case at school one day.
My favorite colored pencils are the Faber castell polychromos👌💯🔥
I heard so much about them so I ordered them on amazon
Same BROTHER!
SAAAME. Tho I use the classics for pastel colors.
Amy the weird teenager good idea! You won’t regret it🔥💯
Billy ツ Guns 👌🔥
Color pencils, or as I said as a kid 'pencil crayons' (weird Canadianism,) are so fun.. I like the Prismacolor Premier set.
yep, and everyone called peach ‘skin color’
I’m a Canadian too! Wait they don’t say pencil crayons?im an adult and still say that I haven’t grown up yet
same here man prismacolor is better because its very pigmented and it's easy to blend the colors
Jennifer Arbour Me too! To everything you said.
Prismacolors have wax right?
My favourite pencils are the Faber Castel because I am on a budget and they work the best in my opinion on the cheaper side of pencils but I would love to give derwent a go once I am able to afford them. Also you only used basic Faber Castell’s it would have been cool to see the higher tier versions like the polychromos (not sure how to spell it 😂)
You spelled it right no worries! xD
I have been drawing with Faber Castel pretty much my whole artist career,
There's really good artist versions which are more expensive than 10 $, but also give way better results.
I especially love the deep green tones that Faber Castel provides since I specialised myself on environmental drawings. :)
The Faber Castel sharpies can also be used and even combined with the coloured pencils. I tend to use the dark sharpie tones like black or brown as outline while I use the coloured pencils for the flat colouring and shading.
wow thank you for that knowledge
I use faber castell polychromos for hyper realistic portraits that take 30+ hours😭
SAME
yes! i had to get the full Polychromos set for art school back in 1998 for studies, portraits etc. and I've never regretted the investment. They're still my favourite. 💕
@1000gregs I'm guessing you drew your pfp?
@@atlussy69 yeah my most recent drawing
I love Polychromos, they're my favourite brand
Derwent is like overated English cars, Faber Castell is literally, the Mercedes of the pencil world! No comparison... Only Pentel (Toyota) compares to Faber Castell (Mercedes) and that's only in the mechanical pencil department, where the Pentel has the edge until 0.9mm,however Faber Castell, makes the best lead holders out there (TK 9400, TK 4600).
So, it goes like this: Faber Castell, makes the BEST Wooden Pencil (Graphite or Coloured) and Lead Holders! Pentel Makes the BEST mechanical pencils (P205, Graphgear 500)
Jazza: Firefighters are already superheroes
*everybody liked that*
And cops are the villians
@@FreezingmoonDSBM Villains and stoopid people are the villains.
When it comes to colored pencils, I've always preferred Prisma Pencils, the control and blending ability was always an enjoyable experience.
I use Faber Castell Polychromos. I love them! They’re so smooth and can be blend very great.
The pigment is my favorite part. So bright! I personally think Prismacolor premier blends better but not as bright
I got the 120 pack when I first got into art. Used them once and havent touched them in 2 years.
This. Absolutely love my Polychromos set. In my opinion, Derwent doesn't come even close, they feel hard and somehow uneven quality to me. If I had to switch to something else, it would be Caran D'ache Luminance. I consider Luminance to be the best among Faber Castell Polychromos (sometimes I even mix white from Luminance to poly). But I guess it's also a matter of personal preference which feels better. Lightfast range is another thing though.
Me:
*sad Prismacolor noises*
Did anyone realise that he doesn't seem as happy as always?
I hope he is doing oky..
Did anyone realize that he always wear black t shirt.
@@jahnjahntheunknown8521 really???
Faber castell polychromous is my favorite, I have the 120 pack
I love your art and I love your app, I wish I was that good at art.
My favorite drawing is the monkey 🐒
Personally I like using the "Staedtler Noris Colour" Pencils, they have a soft led, easy to blend and are reasonably priced-
I like them but for me they never seem to have a good colour pay off every time I’ve used them. It seems fairly washed out
As a fairly new person in the drawing biz, i went out buying some colored pencils. I bought some Caran d'Arche pencils. I got them on sale, and i think they are great... A bit to the expensive side tho
When I started actually trying to use colored pencils in my art I only had crayola pencils and while they are amazing quality pencils for being less then a dollar for a set they weren’t what I needed. When I finally upgraded to prismacolor premier it was night and day. While I am still learning the nuances of using colored pencils my art has improved 10 fold since acquiring my prismacolors.
I think this is why it's such a shame that we give children such bad quality supplies. For years, I thought I was just bad at art (and a huge disappointment to my artist grandmother). Nope - the minute she started sharing her $$$ art supplies with me, my art improved radically, and I discovered hey! I'm NOT that bad of an artist, I just need the right tools. (These days, when I'm trying to pick up a new medium, I try to find the least expensive artist-quality brand, because I know I'm not getting a good idea of the quality of a medium if I use the children's version.)
As was already pointed out a thousand times in the comments, this couldn't have been a more unfair comparison. Comparing the luxury, professional artists' pencils by one brand to the budget hobby artists' pencils by another brand. Faber-Castell has luxury, pro artists' pencils too, and they are of fantastic quality. In art academy EVERYONE swears by them.
I still don't get the existence of this video and I think a previous comment of mine about it got deleted. Both the Artist and the Studio are as expensive as the most expensive Faber-Castell pencils, the Polychromos and all these are artist-grade. Comparing them to the Red pencils, which are grade-school level, is just... meaningless at its best. Jazza, go buy at least the 12 Polychromos set and re-do this video justly. You got hundreds of thousands of views for literally nothing.
But why didn't he use artist quality Faber castell like polychromos or other professional pencils?? Polychromos work perfect for me tbh and I'd prefer them over any other color pencils
For real!!
Seriously, Polychromos are my go-to pencils.
Exactlyyy. Also in my case they're soo cheap a piece. Since other pencils are like 2 euro's, while polychromos are 1,50 or so.
@@princessmanitari4993 I bought the whole 72 colors set crazy cheap from somebody who "got bored with art". The pencils were virtually untouched. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@princessmanitari4993 they're Hella expensive for me tho, but it's worth it
I use Faber Castell Polychromos. They're quality, and since they're oil based they blend and layer really well.
I really like using crayola crayons as they taste the best when I'm peckish and doing art stuffs
We got that finger strength from using crayola crayons! 😁they are fun to use though.
eating crayons is obviously a good idea
5:20 we know where sukuna in Jujutsu kaisen is inspired from now 😂😂
I have recently been gifted the caran d'ache luminance coloured pencils by my grandma as I couldn't afford them myself. And I have to say that they're my absolute favourite now when it comes to making realistic art.
Everyone: What could possibly defeat a firefighter and a dark sorcerer in terms of coolness?
Ninja Monkey: Hold my banana!
honestly, i have been using faber castle my whole life and i thing they have great coverage and pigmentation and they also are very affordable
When I was in Primary school (in the *cough* early 90's), Derwents were THE pencil to have. If you came back to school with a set of them (that you likely got for Christmas) you were the drawing King/Queen of the class. I still have some of mine that I got around 1993 and still use what's left of them.
"A monkey dressed as a ninja, raised in the forest, with a dark aura." - Anyone else think of Sips from Dingo Doodles?
I was thinking that aswell
exactly
I use super, extremely fancy, very one-of-a-kind, exclusive...
Crayola colored pencils.
I actually think they're pretty great 🤣
For the longest time I loved Crayola... But in recent times even brand new packs I'd waste nearly half a pencil sharpening to a point where the lead wasn't cracked 😔
@Thomas the one and only 🤣
@@violet7124 yeah that's the one thing that stinks about them. My poor, poor dark pink pencil 🤣 Luckily I had two, but if I only had one of them, I'd probably use that color a lot less because it's soooo annoying to use a pencil when the wood is right up behind the lead, if that makes any sense lol.
Same
They are my life! I love Crayola!!!!!!
I tend to gravitate toward Faber-Castell, as they were my first love when it came to high-end colored pencils. Recently bought the Polychromos set and really think you should give them a try! They're pricey, but incredible.
On the other hand, I had been wanting to try more Derwent products, and seeing this video has helped me to choose my first real set. So thank you for that!
And seeing that you have apps available to help with daily drawing is fantastic. I've been lacking inspiration lately and it's been a bummer, so I can't wait to give this a go.
Wait, why didn‘t he use the farber castel artists pencils? He used the ones for kids, that you can get in drug stores 🤨😹
Well ya know that Faber Castell is so high quality that even their children's color pencils are loved by artist such as my arts teacher hehe 😆
Jazza : uses black for shadows on a colored layer
realism artists: wait that's illegal
I live your videos but this was hardly a fair comparison. Faber Castell kids pencils are more similar to Crayolas, you could have at least used Goldfabers: the student grade ones.