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HippieMermaid
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de marzo de 2025
The quality are more for a child and mine arrived with broken crayons. Sadly I waited too long to try them and missed the return window.
Customer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 5 de diciembre de 2024
I ordered these crayons to use with the paper that I just reviewed. I will be using these crayons to make my 2024 Christmas cards. They're gonna look great, and I'm anxious to use them.
Poppy Seaberry
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 26 de abril de 2024
I bought these knowing they were for kids and not planning to write any reviews if they were not good, because you don’t expect art supplies for kids to be exceptionally good. I noticed some reviewers had said they give a vibrant color payout when activated and that interested me, so I figured they might be good in my sketchbook. I was looking for a cheaper alternative to my Caran D’Ache crayons for work I won’t display because those suckers are expensive. And of course, these are no Caran D’Ache. No other crayon ever could be. I said what I said. But having said that, these are surprisingly not bad, provided you choose your paper wisely.At first I tried them on very thick cold press watercolor paper. The results were bleak. The pigment hardly moved at all when I added water, regardless of the brush I tried or the amount of water. I expect some marks to show through, especially on cold press paper (though neither my Staedtler nor my Caran D’Ache crayons leave marks if I use a light hand), but it was like I was trying to blend regular crayons: just a faintly tinted water and a bunch of wet pigment chunks stuck to the paper. No good. Of course you can use a brush on the crayon or scribble into a palette, but then why buy crayons? They have a job to do and these cannot do it on textured paper. At all. But then!! As I was putting them back into the box ready to toss them onto a donation pile, I spotted a scrap of Paul Rubens loose hot press watercolor paper. I decided to give it a scribble. WOW! It went on like butter on hot toast and when I took a damp brush to it, the color was intense and beautiful. I was actually shocked. I had to go grab a Caran D’Ache to see if it was as vibrant. Not quite, but for the money, it’s definitely a contender. I will definitely buy the largest set I can of these for my sketch book. I love watercolor crayons for mixed media work and these will most definitely come in handy for studies and brainstorming sessions. I would definitely not use them in work I planned to display (or sell), as they are most assuredly not lightfast to any degree, but I think if you know what to expect you won’t be disappointed. Just use smooth paper. 👌🏻👌🏻
Erika Berg
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de febrero de 2021
These are my favorite art supplies! I have been using these watercolor crayons (plus F-C's watercolor pencils) in my visual storytelling workshops for over a decade now. Workshop participants - from preschoolers to elders - are always wowed by how vibrant the colors are, how even a rookie painter can create powerful imagery. I instruct workshop participants to dip the tip of each watercolor crayon into a bowl of water (the longer you hold it there, the more the crayon softens, the less likely colors will streak) before drawing with it. Or, color with it like a crayon and then smudge your drawing with a moistened Viva paper towel. (Only this brand of paper towel hasn't torn the 140 lb watercolor paper I use.) The watercolor pencils are reserved for optional detail work. Above are three examples of "visual stories" painted with watercolor crayons and watercolor pencils by refugee children. P.S. I've read complaints about the packaging deteriorating quickly. If you (an adult) slip the plastic tray with crayons in and out of the cardboard container carefully, I haven't had any problems. I've used the same sets for a year or two and the packaging is still intact. I'd much rather be careful than pay more for more durable packaging!
Isabel Avila
Comentado en México el 19 de febrero de 2020
Son de excelente calidad.... Muy útiles
Aldo
Comentado en México el 8 de marzo de 2019
Estos colores los compre para un regalo y mi sobrino junto con un juego de plumas para dibujar.
Baby Rottie
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de diciembre de 2014
Out of all of my holiday shopping, this was the item that scared me the most! "What if they're broken? What if they look dull? What if they don't work? What if, what if, what if?"However, I just got it today and these are perfect! None of the crayons are broken, and the colors look very vivid! I tested just one and used my finger to smear a little water on. I could play with these all day!!! So pretty and easy!!!
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