A very modern-looking pencil I thing. The paint is thin, and thinly applied which gives the pencil a 'green' feel to it, in the ecological sense of the word. The core is soft and wide, and clearly for sketching, not for writing. The glossy black hood, and silver rim denote quality.
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With the paint being so thin you think they would have just left the pencils without any paint. I think they would look a lot better with the natural wood off setting the black lettering.
this pencil is good to use in shadings.. the leads are thicker but its better. where can I find this kind of pencil can you tell me? I really want one..
I have a twelve pencil tin of these...beautiful tin. Indeed the paint is very thin but a very unusual faded green which I like...almost like distressed furniture. The problem is, as pretty as they are in the tin, when I use one or two pencils up, where do I get loose stock replacements. Finding Daler-Rowney in loose stock is very difficult here in Australia.
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