Prismacolor Premier Colorless Blender Pencils, 2 Count

I originally intended on getting the more expensive and I thought better quality lyra pencil. However thanks to your website it showed the two pack prismacolor blender so I gave it a try and I'm very pleased with it just as good better price and two pencils

works great

Blending pencils are a plus in the drawing kit.

Great blending pencils one more thing you say for a great brand they do what they're supposed to and they do it well.

These are AMAZING! I love using these to blend out my prismacolors smoothly. Most of them come in the sets but it also depends on which one you're buying as you get more for what you pay for. I totally recommend these though if youre looking for blenders for your prismacolors!

I started using these in high school 25 years ago. I always have one in my pencil box! They are great for students, I used them with my advanced art students more than my art 1 but I do love showing how they smooth out your blends and make the colors even more vibrant.

Nothing I create with colored pencil is ever complete without these! They can soften a rough patch, make pencil lines completely vanish, and blend in another color on top of what you have already colored. They seem to last a long time, I haven't had to repurchase yet, so great value. It's a must have if you use colored pencils, and you will never not use a blender again!

The Prismacolor Blending Pencil is a must-have for colored pencil artists looking to achieve smooth, seamless blends. Its colorless, wax-based formula allows for effortless blending without altering the original colors, enhancing vibrancy and depth in your artwork. The pencil format offers excellent control and precision, making it user-friendly for all skill levels.

I love how well they blend. One thing I will say is that you can still blend just as well with a white colored pencil. The main difference is that these make the colors of the pencils you want to blend richer, while a white pencil obviously makes the colors lighter. Just depends on preference

These pencils came unsharpened, but the Prismacolor pencil sharpener did the job. However, the blending material I found a little hard, not as soft or waxy as I expected. It takes a little effort to satisfactorily blend two colors, but patience is needed here.