(Price/DZ)Prismacolor PC948 Premier Colored Pencil Sepia

I bought several colored pencils to complete a project that I had started. I appreciate the opportunity to buy these items as an open stock item rather than in a set. A little more expensive but I don't end up with 3 canary yellows just so I could get a salmon pink.

I always use Prismacolors in my coloring. I bought several colors to add to my collection of them. White is one of my favorite colors because I use it for blending. It adds vibrancy to almost all of the colors and is, in my opinion, better for blending than the colorless blender pencils.

colored pencils. The richness of Mahogony Red is great for making shadows for Permanent Red, Carmine Red and even Pomegranate, although there is not a lot of contrast with Pomegranate. It also looks good when combined with pinker reds like Process Red and Magenta.

This is one of my favorite colors in Prisma color pencils. I love that I could purchase it in the pack of 12! I received it quickly and in great shape! Thank you so much for having this option!

Professional yet affordable. A rich true black. Soft lead perfect for people with arthritis. Will sharpen to a fine point if needed. Perfect on its own or as a mixed media aid.

Prisma is always great but to be able to by only the colors I need ,is great. I live almost 2 hrs away from Jerry's so ordering online an quick shipping is a gift. Thank you Jerrys

I really like Prismacolor pencils; I use them when I make greeting cards. They last and don't break easily. I love all the color options. I've purchased many colors!

There are so many colors to choose from. They are softer 'leads' than over the counter sets. Love them! Will certainly reorder when I need to replace, or want more colors.

Been using these pencils for the last nine years I love their wudd quality in comparison to other pencil brands

I love Prismacolor pencils and I am grateful that you provide an excellent and for me, a convenient source. I have not complained before, but often one or two come split. It's not apparent until you sharpen the pencil.