Amazon has an assortment of all 12 colors (NOT including the pencils), 4 of each color across the 3 refill packs for $10. Here are all the colors: [1 REFRESH] Light blue, Green, Violet, Red [2 TROPICAL] Light pink, Light green, Orange, Fuchsia [3 COLOR] Blue Black, Khaki Green, Vermilion, Yellow - I would rather just have the colors to load into my 0.9 mm Sakura Sumo (which happens to be white and clear so I could see what color I had in it) but the pencils seem like a great design for the intended purpose. Great review!
@clutch situation I really love your videos. But I have a big problem, How do i keep from people stealing my pencils? I try to take very good care of my pencils, however my friend stole one of my pentel twist erase iii pencils and claimed he got it from dollar general which isn't possible from my knowledge. All of the people said he wouldn't do that however the eraser that I put in the pencil had a defect. And that was how I knew it was mine. Most of the people at my school have papermate clear points. He still wont own up to the fact that I know that he stole it. Do you have any tips?
Great video. They could reach a wider audience of professional and amateur artists by offering individual colors for sale. I've always found color sets to be anxiety-inducing. 😅 that black blue looks killer.
Thanks for the review, I'll definitely try them out. Been useing the pilot colour eno for a long time, i like them but sadly they can break rather quickly.
for me the best solution for colored pencils is the Pentel Super Multi 8, which lets you hold 8 2mm leads on a single pencil, which you can load with Koh-i-Noor leads which are quite decent
Except quality 2 mm colored lead is almost impossible to find and the one that Pentel makes for the pencil is so desaturated and hard I can't negotiate with myself to use the damn thing.
@@ClutchSituation lol thanks but I wouldn’t waste your time with a revisit. I have an extremely light hand and I’ve had eno break on me under just the weight of a pencil. Less time revisiting eno is more time towards a new video
I have had a great experience with color nanodia as well. I only use 0.5mm lead and never had an issue with them. I like using the delguard line of pencils but I have also used them in my graphgear 1000.
Sorry babe, I can’t hang Xmas lights today, clutch posted
Thought I was the only one!
Amazon has an assortment of all 12 colors (NOT including the pencils), 4 of each color across the 3 refill packs for $10. Here are all the colors: [1 REFRESH] Light blue, Green, Violet, Red [2 TROPICAL] Light pink, Light green, Orange, Fuchsia [3 COLOR] Blue Black, Khaki Green, Vermilion, Yellow - I would rather just have the colors to load into my 0.9 mm Sakura Sumo (which happens to be white and clear so I could see what color I had in it) but the pencils seem like a great design for the intended purpose. Great review!
Haha, colored pencils sound good on paper, but are not so good....on paper!
Blue seems to be between navy blue and teal.
@clutch situation I really love your videos. But I have a big problem, How do i keep from people stealing my pencils? I try to take very good care of my pencils, however my friend stole one of my pentel twist erase iii pencils and claimed he got it from dollar general which isn't possible from my knowledge. All of the people said he wouldn't do that however the eraser that I put in the pencil had a defect. And that was how I knew it was mine. Most of the people at my school have papermate clear points. He still wont own up to the fact that I know that he stole it. Do you have any tips?
Great video. They could reach a wider audience of professional and amateur artists by offering individual colors for sale. I've always found color sets to be anxiety-inducing. 😅 that black blue looks killer.
I'd say the shade of blue is close to prussian blue.
and "English green" for the green
Blue-black
Definitely blue-black
Thanks for the review, I'll definitely try them out. Been useing the pilot colour eno for a long time, i like them but sadly they can break rather quickly.
for me the best solution for colored pencils is the Pentel Super Multi 8, which lets you hold 8 2mm leads on a single pencil, which you can load with Koh-i-Noor leads which are quite decent
Except quality 2 mm colored lead is almost impossible to find and the one that Pentel makes for the pencil is so desaturated and hard I can't negotiate with myself to use the damn thing.
@@retardno002 Get the 2mm leads from June Gold or from Koh-I-Noor. These are good.
@franciscocastro4017 I love the Multi 8. I have 2 of them with me when I go out sketching. 16 colours in 2 pens - awesome.
Hello, nice pencils and video as well, thanks.
I would almost call that blue a payne's grey blue
When Bart is stuck at home with a fractured leg, he uses his telescope to see Springfield's "seedy underbelly" and there's a pencil joke.
How do these compare to pilot color eno? So far the pilot are my absolute favorite
Lead may be more fragile in the Color Eno, but I'll have to revisit it. I broke plenty of this lead. Of course, I have a "heavy hand."
@@ClutchSituation lol thanks but I wouldn’t waste your time with a revisit. I have an extremely light hand and I’ve had eno break on me under just the weight of a pencil. Less time revisiting eno is more time towards a new video
Once again repeating the accounting colors Steadtler has had for decades instead of making a good brown lead.
:/
Denim blue.
The Uni Nano Dia colored leads are amazingly smooth and don't break easily. I have them both in 0.7 and 0.5, no issues with either.
I have had a great experience with color nanodia as well. I only use 0.5mm lead and never had an issue with them. I like using the delguard line of pencils but I have also used them in my graphgear 1000.
@@knaik the Delguard or Lorenz are both a godsent when it comes to brittle leads, nice to hear you also enjoyed the Nano Dia leads!
Excellent video