Ah, yes, the memories this brings back. I can definitely say that Crayola is a major part of why I love art so much. My favorite "toy" as a little kid was my box of crayons. I still use Crayola brand products. They are great if you have to shop for supplies on a budget.

I really love colored pencils. I've learned more about blending and color usage with them than any medium I've ever used. There what really got me into color and even more so in to painting.

Prismacolor pencils are better, but you can't really forget about the basics. I used these up until very recently.. and will probably do so in the future anyway. They're cheap, abundant, and come in a variety of colors.. plus, who doesn't love them :D?

They may be what you graduated to shortly after leaving Kindergarten; however, they can be quite useful. I would suggest a brand from an art store instead of Crayola though.

Yes,yes,we all used crayola in elementary. But these color pencils are up there with the oh so expensive Prisma colors. I think the color is more THERE than it is with Prisma Color,even though I don't own a set of Prisma. Crayola color pencils have good quality.

They are decent pencils and they last pretty well. Plus they are much cheaper than any other (for lack of a better word) "professional" brand.

nice, not to expensive, and decent when it comes to blending.

Colored pencils are always a good time

Not in the same league as prismacolor. I use them in my kids art classes, and they do the job.

Even though these are more for the school age generation, they are still a useful replacement for the more expensive pencils that many of us cannot afford. They are still my favorite, but I take the color names with a grain of salt...

These are good they were kick ass when I was in school and they still are!

i have been using these since i was a kid and since then, they have worked!!! a great tool to have =D

I didn't like these as a kid, and I don't really like them now.

I hated these when I used them. They give nasty, waxy, and inconsistent colour. I would steer clear.

Cheap but reliable!
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