Crayola, held up ok, violet is a bit dryish, or maybe it was always dry..
Have heard that ghetto pencil sets like these have less consistent lead texture vs the super xpensive pencils.
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Growing up I never had Crayola crayons. We always got the cheap ones from Walmart. Never knew what the fuss was, really.
With my kid we got her some Crayola crayons and, after having colored with her using several different crayon brands, Crayolas are definitely the best I've used. The color saturates onto the page vibrantly, doesn't flake, and the consistency of the crayon lasts a while.
She recently got a kit with some pencils. I'll have to try them out as well.
Crayola, held up ok, violet is a bit dryish, or maybe it was always dry..
Have heard that ghetto pencil sets like these have less consistent lead texture vs the super xpensive pencils.
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I once tried to find a working pen in a stationary cabinet that had clearly been stocked and forgotten about in the 90s, not a single pen or marker would work. I can't believe that someone would just forget about a stationary cabinet for 15-20 odd years. But that is what happens where your office is old as ****, with a really high turnover of slaves where no one gives a **** therefore no one has a need for a marker because labeling stuff is effort.
I once tried to find a working pen in a stationary cabinet that had clearly been stocked and forgotten about in the 90s, not a single pen or marker would work. I can't believe that someone would just forget about a stationary cabinet for 15-20 odd years. But that is what happens where your office is old as ****, with a really high turnover of slaves where no one gives a **** therefore no one has a need for a marker because labeling stuff is effort.
Hahahahaha.. well at least it means the company and its practices are time-tested.. Or state-run.. hahahaha
Oh my god your handwriting is amazing!! Have you studied calligraphy before?
Oh my god your handwriting is amazing!! Have you studied calligraphy before?
No he just has a lot of time on his hands so he writes love letter to himself.
Coloured pencils used to always infuriate me. Drop your box even once and sometimes the lead inside just shatters, so every time you attempt to sharpen it, your new sharp tip just falls out right away as soon as you apply any kind of pressure. I swear I have sharpened entire pencils from brand new down to a nub without even being able to use them. Even if you don't drop them, the lead is sometimes shattered inside right off the shelf. And now you have to colour your banana blue because you no longer have a yellow pencil.
Hope you don't mind me asking, are you Chinese?Oh my god your handwriting is amazing!! Have you studied calligraphy before?
No he just has a lot of time on his hands so he writes love letter to himself.
Incidentally, the characters for narcissism is EX-difficulty level.. Tp4 dare not attempt it..
Hope you don't mind me asking, are you Chinese?
Hope you don't mind me asking, are you Chinese?
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Coloured pencils used to always infuriate me. Drop your box even once and sometimes the lead inside just shatters, so every time you attempt to sharpen it, your new sharp tip just falls out right away as soon as you apply any kind of pressure. I swear I have sharpened entire pencils from brand new down to a nub without even being able to use them. Even if you don't drop them, the lead is sometimes shattered inside right off the shelf. And now you have to colour your banana blue because you no longer have a yellow pencil.
One of my students had this set and although the book style case was really inconvenient for grabbing different colors or shades. The pencils themselves were really nice and sharpened very easily/evenly.Growing up I never had Crayola crayons. We always got the cheap ones from Walmart. Never knew what the fuss was, really.
With my kid we got her some Crayola crayons and, after having colored with her using several different crayon brands, Crayolas are definitely the best I've used. The color saturates onto the page vibrantly, doesn't flake, and the consistency of the crayon lasts a while.
She recently got a kit with some pencils. I'll have to try them out as well.
Get her these...
She will be the coolest kid during school coloring sessions..
Only $26.00 on amazShow Image(https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/61NJ1-A92%2BL._SL1000_.jpg)
It's all about dem JDM weeb pencils.
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It's all about dem JDM weeb pencils.
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I think (the real) art people shelve the packaging for the irojiten, and put them in a tube, or a pencil bag..
In Australia the term "shelve" means to stick up ones ass (probably came from United States though).
In Australia the term "shelve" means to stick up ones ass (probably came from United States though).
What? is this true? hahahahaha... I've never heard it used in that way over here..
But then Tp4 never goes to outside ...
Word on the block is the vintage black pencils are smoother.
You can compare force curves, at least:Word on the block is the vintage black pencils are smoother.
The internet is abuzz with reviews of the OLDER prismacolor being superior to the NEW prismacolor, of which --quality-- has gone down hill.. Although unlike vintage black, this is a verified fact, they are indeed now worse..