Crayola Colored Pencils - Not Just for Kids!

When you were a small child, you probably colored with Crayola brand crayons. Getting a new box of 64 colors was just like Christmas! As you got a little older, you may have discovered the joys of colored pencils - aka "pencil crayons" - and your first brand was probably Crayola, too. When I first got back into coloring as an adult, my very first purchase consisted of two things: a simple coloring book filled with mandalas and a box of 100 Crayola colored pencils. I still use them from time to time, and I keep them in this cute little wicker basket my boyfriend found on sale at Hobby Lobby for about $1.

There's no denying that Crayola colored pencils aren't the best in the world. When we start digging deeper into products and reviews - or when you purchase your very first set of Faber-Castell Polychromos, Marco Renoir, or Prismacolor brands - you'll discover why. There's nothing inherently wrong with them; they certainly do what they were meant to do. They just can't compare with artist-grade pencils. Not on any level. In this video, we'll take a look at how Crayola colored pencils perform. Later, we'll compare them to some other brands, such as Prang, Prismacolor Premiere, Prismacolor Scholar, Marco Renoir, and even a store brand or two. Even so, if you're on a budget and you want to try your hand with colored pencils, Crayola colored pencils are great tools for beginners. Watch the video to learn more, and make sure to subscribe to the channel, click "Like" on the video, and leave a comment if there's something you want to see!

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