Prismacolor Premier is one of my favourite sets of coloured pencils. I love how they are soft and blendable, but they come with one huge downside. They are VERY easy to break. Even if you’re incredibly careful
I Tested Every Marker I Could Find … and the Results Are IN! At the end of 2022, I tested every coloured pencil I could find to figure out which one was the best. Now, I’ve
Back to Main Welcome to the alcohol marker section of my marker comparison! *Alcohol markers are a mix of dye and alcohol, which helps the ink dissolve and spread evenly on the paper. They dry
Back to Main Welcome to the watercolour & water-based marker section of my marker comparison! *Watercolour and water-based markers contain a mix of dye and water, making them a bit of an underdog in the
Coloring with pencils is a relaxing and fun activity that can produce amazing pieces of art. However, to build up depth, richness, and texture in your work, you’ll need to learn this important skill: Layering. Building
Coloring with pencils is a fun and relaxing activity that can produce beautiful results. However, to achieve a realistic and smooth look, you will need to learn one essential skill: BLENDING. If you can
I’ve already tested over 60 different white pens to find the BEST white pen in the world (spoiler: it wasn’t Posca, but they were pretty good too) and now I want to provide you with my
back to main Berol Karismacolor (Vintage) The Berol Karismacolor pencils are beautiful to use - They are like a Prismacolor pencil, but without the breakage.
back to main Bruynzeel Design Color The Bruynzeel Design Color colored pencils feel similar to the Faber-Castell Polychromos pencils and have a nice, smooth texture.
back to main Arteza Expert The Arteza Expert colored pencils were one of my favorite Prismacolor alternatives. They are comparable to the Arrtx pencils (above)
back to main Anko The Anko colored pencils are a low-budget pencil available in Kmart Australia. They feel similar to Crayola, but aren’t as pigmented.
I Tested Every Colored Pencil to Find the BEST One… and here are ALL the results! Of course, taking 90+ pencil brands through 11+ different tests (along with extra research on other factors) adds up to
If you caught Part One of this series, you know that I've I spent countless hours testing and re-testing as many white pens as I can find to bring you the ultimate best white pen. I
I bought EVERY white pen I could find on the internet, and in art shops in Australia AND the US to find the BEST white pen in the world. And after putting them through a crazy
Prismacolor, Faber-Castell and Caran d’Ache. These have been my favorite colored pencils out of the many I’ve tried on this channel and I keep coming back to them time and time again – but if I
