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Published: 2014-11-12 11:17:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 1487; Favourites: 40; Downloads: 0
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Most of them are cheap stuff for child's creativity.Even Faber Castell, it's from red line. Faber Castell Red Range of art supplies for children or the Playing & Learning Line. Red line is for children, blue line is for students, green line is for professionals.
The only set that is not for kids is a Daler-Rowney set. But I can use it only on a special pastel paper, so I almost don't use it, because they also need to be fixed on paper with Fixative.
As you can see I mixed all my pencils and did a palitra, so I really don't know what kind of pencils do I use, I think all of them.
I don't have any professional pencils, such as Faber Castell Polychromos, Prismacolor, Derwent etc.
So I have:
KOH-I-NOOR mondeluz 36
Marco Metallic 12
Marco Superb Writer 12
Faber-castell Red line 24
Stabilo GreenColor 24
Maped Color'peps 36
Giotto stilnovo 24
Daler-Rowney pastel pencils 24
Update: Marco Renoir fine art pencils 48
I hope I answered for your questions.
Thank you for all your feedbacks, I just don't have enough time to answer you!
Thank you for your support!
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Comments: 14
Somebody with more pencils than me! You really know how to use yours though
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I work with simple stuffs too
but these days my new teacher made stop using the charcoal and I can use black B6 B9 and HB
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So nice I love were you put all ur pencils xD so creative
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i'm in exactly the same situation as you are x) red line faber castle mixed with other brands into palitra
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I am going to have to do up a color chart for the pencils I have. Thank you for that gentle reminder.
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I am so in agreement with Lola, I use prismacolor pencils and look like a child coloring besides what you can do with less. Bravo. I always love looking at your stuff. I am also curious about your color chart. Joey
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awesome!!! yes you are right, if you know what you are doing, it doesnt matter what the materials are!!!
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I am very intrigued by the colour chart you have at the side there. Would you mind telling us what that is for?
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color charts are awesome! I'm not nearly as advanced user; but I love the one I created~ The color chart is simply swatches of color with the corresponding name/number of the pencil~ I find it to be very useful in that often the color on the pencil is not quite the color you will get when laying the lead down on paper~ Also in this way; you'll have all your colors handy when you need them from all the different sets you own~
Hope this helps~
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omigosh that actually is really clever! 
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Ooooo
That's the difference between a professional and an amateur wannabe (like me)
I have Polychromos, but with my skills I don't really deserve them - I don't use them in a proper way, with all of their potential. You create miracles with cheapest pencils that I thought can only fill a flat space (no shading).
Anyway, it doesn't matter how good or expensive the pencils are: it's still amazing view to see them gathered 
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Sometimes one brand just doesn't have the texture or color you want so definitely understand. I like col-erase ones too though I don't know if you see them much, they were hard for me to find when a color pencil book mentioned them.
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